Can't save drafts/create folders - various permission messages

[timgesner]

Message: "Your changes could not be saved because you don't have permission
to modify some or all of the items in this folder. Do you want to save a
copy of this item in the default folder for the item? (YES / NO)

User is an Administrator on the Windows XP machine & has suffered various
other, similar errors when trying to move messages between folders or create
new folders under INBOX:

Message: "Unable to create the folder. You do not have sufficient
permission to perform this operation on this object. See the folder contact
or your system administrator."

Any ideas?

 

[timgesner]

Forgot to mention - Outlook 2000 & the draft was one he had previously
started & then gone back to, to finish & send. Also, the folders in question
that the user wanted to move, were secondary folders, that the user had
created previously.


thanks in advance...

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

Forgot to mention - Outlook 2000 & the draft was one he had previously
started & then gone back to, to finish & send. Also, the folders in
question
that the user wanted to move, were secondary folders, that the user had
created previously.

Internate Mail Only mode or Corporate/Workgroup mode? What type of account?

 

[timgesner]

E-mail is a corporate account -accesses Exchange Server on LAN / domain -

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

E-mail is a corporate account -accesses Exchange Server on LAN / domain -

Your Exchange administrator is in better position to investigate this.

 

[timgesner]

That's the sad part - I am, for all intents and purposes, the Exchange
Administrator, so if you have any ideas where better I could be directed to
figure this out, I'm all ears. the ONLY thing I can think of to do, is
delete his account and start from scratch, but it's such a pain in the butt,
I've been loathe to do it. So if there is anything else it could be, I would
love to be able to figure it out.

 

[Brian Tillman [MVP - Outlook]]

That's the sad part - I am, for all intents and purposes, the Exchange
Administrator, so if you have any ideas where better I could be directed to
figure this out, I'm all ears. the ONLY thing I can think of to do, is
delete his account and start from scratch, but it's such a pain in the butt,
I've been loathe to do it. So if there is anything else it could be, I
would
love to be able to figure it out.

Perhaps the folks in
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.exchange.admin can help.