Sharing issue

Barb — Wed, 18 Nov 2009 03:28:06 GMT

Hi
Every one means Everyone that is on the list of allowed on the specific
computer which the Folder is on.
It does Not mean Everyone who is trying to connect to the Computer/Folder
from any location on the Network
If LAN security is Not a concern, and you are the sole user, then Switching
On the Guest account makes it a True Everyone.
Jack (MS, MVP-Networking).

"Barb" wrote in message
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Quote:

>I want to be able to move a file across my home network (both PCs are
>Vista).
> I have shared the destination folder with "Everyone" to be a co-owner. I
> do
> not have passwords set up.
>
> I can "see" the destination folder across the network and can open
> documents
> in it, but it will not allow me to move files into it. The weird thing
> is, I
> encountered this for the first time a couple of days ago. The folder was
> shared, but I could not move a file into it. That was when I looked into
> sharing and realized that I had to change permission lever to "co-owner"
> in
> order to create documents. Once I updated the sharing, I was allowed to
> move
> the file. However, today I am not allowed to perform the very same
> action; I
> get "Destination Folder Access Denied, you need permission to perform
> this
> action".
>
>
>

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