Organizational Chart Problems

[Isle of Capri IS]

Hello and thank you for taking the time to review this
post. I have been working with this issue for about two
weeks now and I need some assistance. A good description
can be gathered by previouseKnowledge Base article
numbers. I have tried these solutions but none worked.

218571*
173430
328613
163456
189692*

NOTE: * Denotes the best description. The other article
are some that I have tried to use to fix the issue.

We are running Novell as our network client and base.
Windows 2000 Professional is the OS of choice. We have
logged in as the administrator and everything works fine.
If we log in as the user it gives an 'Unable to load MS
Organization Chart, Press F1 for help.' error. Again I
have tried the areticle 189692 to solve it but to no
prevail. We have come to the conclusion that it is a file
rights issue. Doing further research I have found that the
MSOPREP.232 and the MSOCLIP.323 needed to have thier
rights to be controlled by everyone. Tried that as well.
Also when I try to paste the MSOCLIP.232 file to the WINNT
folder it disappears when the user logges out and back in.
If we allow the user to have full access to the WINNT
folder it would work. But it is not our corporate standard
to allow the user to have full access. If theer are any
other files and or registry entries that need to be
changed, their rights changed, or any other solution
please email me at:

(e-mail address removed)

or you could even call me at:

(318) 678-7492

Thank you for reading my post and please if you have any
questions or solutions please email me or call me.

Thank you

Johnathan Morlock

 

[Echo S]

John, just a quick question. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=218571
says that (for Win2000) your users need to have read/write access to the
..232 files, but not delete permissions. I understand you're on WinNT,
but you might want to try that anyway.

 

[Guest]

Hello and thank you for your reply. We are running Windows
2000 Professional, just to clarify. Anyway, I did allow
the user to read and execute the MSOCLIP.232 and
MSOPREP.232 files. That still did not help. But yesterday,
while trying to allow permission to seperate folders under
the WINNT folder, allowing the user read and execute
rights for the C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32 worked. I am still a
little stumpted though. What files in the SYSTEM32 need to
be allowed in order for it to work? Please if you have an
idea, let me know. Thank you again.

-----Original Message-----
John, just a quick question. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=218571
says that (for Win2000) your users need to have read/write access to the
..232 files, but not delete permissions. I understand you're on WinNT,
but you might want to try that anyway.

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com

Hello and thank you for taking the time to review this
post. I have been working with this issue for about two
weeks now and I need some assistance. A good description
can be gathered by previouseKnowledge Base article
numbers. I have tried these solutions but none worked.

218571*
173430
328613
163456
189692*

NOTE: * Denotes the best description. The other article
are some that I have tried to use to fix the issue.

We are running Novell as our network client and base.
Windows 2000 Professional is the OS of choice. We have
logged in as the administrator and everything works fine.
If we log in as the user it gives an 'Unable to load MS
Organization Chart, Press F1 for help.' error. Again I
have tried the areticle 189692 to solve it but to no
prevail. We have come to the conclusion that it is a file
rights issue. Doing further research I have found that the
MSOPREP.232 and the MSOCLIP.323 needed to have thier
rights to be controlled by everyone. Tried that as well.
Also when I try to paste the MSOCLIP.232 file to the WINNT
folder it disappears when the user logges out and back in.
If we allow the user to have full access to the WINNT
folder it would work. But it is not our corporate standard
to allow the user to have full access. If theer are any
other files and or registry entries that need to be
changed, their rights changed, or any other solution
please email me at:

(e-mail address removed)

or you could even call me at:

(318) 678-7492

Thank you for reading my post and please if you have any
questions or solutions please email me or call me.

Thank you

Johnathan Morlock

.

 

[Echo S]

Hello and thank you for your reply. We are running Windows
2000 Professional, just to clarify. Anyway, I did allow
the user to read and execute the MSOCLIP.232 and
MSOPREP.232 files. That still did not help.

Did you turn off their delete permissions when you did this? Apparently
if the users also have delete permissions, the files get created, but
then they've immediately deleted. And that causes the problem. (I
suspect you did this -- just checking.)

But yesterday,
while trying to allow permission to seperate folders under
the WINNT folder, allowing the user read and execute
rights for the C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32 worked. I am still a
little stumpted though. What files in the SYSTEM32 need to
be allowed in order for it to work? Please if you have an
idea, let me know. Thank you again.

I'm sorry, I don't know. You might have to call MS Product Support to
get this one sorted out. Or perhaps someone in one of the Win2000
newsgroups will know.

Echo

-----Original Message-----
John, just a quick question. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=218571
says that (for Win2000) your users need to have read/write access to the
..232 files, but not delete permissions. I understand you're on WinNT,
but you might want to try that anyway.

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com

Hello and thank you for taking the time to review this
post. I have been working with this issue for about two
weeks now and I need some assistance. A good description
can be gathered by previouseKnowledge Base article
numbers. I have tried these solutions but none worked.

218571*
173430
328613
163456
189692*

NOTE: * Denotes the best description. The other article
are some that I have tried to use to fix the issue.

We are running Novell as our network client and base.
Windows 2000 Professional is the OS of choice. We have
logged in as the administrator and everything works fine.
If we log in as the user it gives an 'Unable to load MS
Organization Chart, Press F1 for help.' error. Again I
have tried the areticle 189692 to solve it but to no
prevail. We have come to the conclusion that it is a file
rights issue. Doing further research I have found that the
MSOPREP.232 and the MSOCLIP.323 needed to have thier
rights to be controlled by everyone. Tried that as well.
Also when I try to paste the MSOCLIP.232 file to the WINNT
folder it disappears when the user logges out and back in.
If we allow the user to have full access to the WINNT
folder it would work. But it is not our corporate standard
to allow the user to have full access. If theer are any
other files and or registry entries that need to be
changed, their rights changed, or any other solution
please email me at:

(e-mail address removed)

or you could even call me at:

(318) 678-7492

Thank you for reading my post and please if you have any
questions or solutions please email me or call me.

Thank you

Johnathan Morlock

.

 

[Johnathan Morlock]

I simply allowed access to the SYSTEM32 and the 232 files
as read and execute only. No writting allowed. But I
would still like to know what the specific file access are.

-----Original Message-----

Hello and thank you for your reply. We are running Windows
2000 Professional, just to clarify. Anyway, I did allow
the user to read and execute the MSOCLIP.232 and
MSOPREP.232 files. That still did not help.

Did you turn off their delete permissions when you did this? Apparently
if the users also have delete permissions, the files get created, but
then they've immediately deleted. And that causes the problem. (I
suspect you did this -- just checking.)

But yesterday,
while trying to allow permission to seperate folders under
the WINNT folder, allowing the user read and execute
rights for the C:\WINNT\SYSTEM32 worked. I am still a
little stumpted though. What files in the SYSTEM32 need to
be allowed in order for it to work? Please if you have an
idea, let me know. Thank you again.

I'm sorry, I don't know. You might have to call MS Product Support to
get this one sorted out. Or perhaps someone in one of the Win2000
newsgroups will know.

Echo

-----Original Message-----
John, just a quick question. http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=218571
says that (for Win2000) your users need to have read/write access to the
..232 files, but not delete permissions. I understand you're on WinNT,
but you might want to try that anyway.

--
Echo [MS PPT MVP]
http://www.echosvoice.com

Isle of Capri IS wrote:

Hello and thank you for taking the time to review this
post. I have been working with this issue for about two
weeks now and I need some assistance. A good description
can be gathered by previouseKnowledge Base article
numbers. I have tried these solutions but none worked.

218571*
173430
328613
163456
189692*

NOTE: * Denotes the best description. The other article
are some that I have tried to use to fix the issue.

We are running Novell as our network client and base.
Windows 2000 Professional is the OS of choice. We have
logged in as the administrator and everything works fine.
If we log in as the user it gives an 'Unable to load MS
Organization Chart, Press F1 for help.' error. Again I
have tried the areticle 189692 to solve it but to no
prevail. We have come to the conclusion that it is a file
rights issue. Doing further research I have found

that
the

MSOPREP.232 and the MSOCLIP.323 needed to have thier
rights to be controlled by everyone. Tried that as well.
Also when I try to paste the MSOCLIP.232 file to the WINNT
folder it disappears when the user logges out and

back
in.

If we allow the user to have full access to the WINNT
folder it would work. But it is not our corporate standard
to allow the user to have full access. If theer are any
other files and or registry entries that need to be
changed, their rights changed, or any other solution
please email me at:

(e-mail address removed)

or you could even call me at:

(318) 678-7492

Thank you for reading my post and please if you have any
questions or solutions please email me or call me.

Thank you

Johnathan Morlock
.