On 2010-01-08 1:43 PM, Barbara Duprey wrote: > Well, it's far from elegant -- but you could copy the file to another > directory, make your changes, and copy back (losing the lock protection, > though, unless the working location is shared by everybody who edits the > file). Hope somebody comes up with a better solution, though!
That won't work, because the user doesn't have write perms in that directory. This is an administrative share, where most users have read-only perms, but a few users have the ability to edit certain documents in certain subdirectories. Like I said, this used to work until recently. I think it broke in either 3.0 or 3.1... I can go install some old versions and figure out which one broke it, but I was hoping someone would know off the top of their head. I think it is related to the NEW behavior of OOo creating the 'locking' file like MSO has always done. It didn't used to do that. -- Best regards, Charles --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
