Cannot save to network

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Theo Verweij

When I open an office 2007 document form a share, and try to save it, I
get the error "Document not saved".
Save As to a network share gives the same error.

Save As from the same document to a local drive succeeds without an
error. Other clients with office 2003 does not have this problem (with
the same files).

At this moment, the only way to save to a network location is to save to
a local drive, and then manually move the saved file to the network
share from the explorer.

I am working with Vista Business with Office 2007 Proffesional in a
domain on windows 2003 R2. The share is located on the domain controller
(single server domain).

Has anyone a suggestion how to solve this problem?
 
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Thumbs

HI, Theo!
Hope you get an answer too ... this manual save from local to netowrk drive
adds toto many steps to my day!
 
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Gord Dibben

What is the exact error message?

If same as below have a look at this KB article.

"The file may have been changed..." error when you save workbook to network
server in Excel 2002 and 2003

http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?kbid=324491

Myrna Larson also reported that she got this error when opening a workspace
(*.xlw) file.

Opening the workbooks individually solved the problem.


Gord Dibben Excel MVP
 
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Thumbs

HI, there~
no, from Excel it first says it cannot save the file becausse it is in use
or busy; when i click OK, then it says it cannot save to this location (my
NAS drive), and to choose "save as" and save it to my local computer. of
course, then i have to manually save a copy from "my documents" to the
storage drive. over the course of a day, that time really adds up. i get the
same error in other office programs, except Outlook, which just says "the
operation failed".
-- Thank you~
Marie-Elizabeth
 

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