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I'm hoping to find some answers on this issue.
Our office just purchased a new MacBook Pro with 10.7. I have already joined this MAC to the Active Directory Domain and everything seemed to be working fine. The employee using this computer came to me with the following issue and I'm stumped:
If she saves any file to her desktop and then re-opens it later it is fine. If she saves a file to the shared drive on the server where everyone else saves files, it will save the file. When she tries to re-open the file off the shared drive it gives her an error that the file is locked or you do not have the necessary access privilages. The other error she gets (with .pdfs) is "There was an error opening this document. This file cannot be found." If someone else on the network tries to open, move, or delete the file they get the same errors.
This happens with all types of files created and saved. (Word, excel, pdf, Illustrator, etc.) If she opens a file on the server created by someone else, makes a change to it, and then saves it, it becomes unaccessible as well.
She has the only MAC on our network running Lion. The other MACs on our network are running Leopard and Snow Leopard.
Any help with this issue is extremely helpful.
Our office just purchased a new MacBook Pro with 10.7. I have already joined this MAC to the Active Directory Domain and everything seemed to be working fine. The employee using this computer came to me with the following issue and I'm stumped:
If she saves any file to her desktop and then re-opens it later it is fine. If she saves a file to the shared drive on the server where everyone else saves files, it will save the file. When she tries to re-open the file off the shared drive it gives her an error that the file is locked or you do not have the necessary access privilages. The other error she gets (with .pdfs) is "There was an error opening this document. This file cannot be found." If someone else on the network tries to open, move, or delete the file they get the same errors.
This happens with all types of files created and saved. (Word, excel, pdf, Illustrator, etc.) If she opens a file on the server created by someone else, makes a change to it, and then saves it, it becomes unaccessible as well.
She has the only MAC on our network running Lion. The other MACs on our network are running Leopard and Snow Leopard.
Any help with this issue is extremely helpful.