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Wendy
Hi all,
At some stage in the past 2 weeks while I was away, a doc on the office
network was accessed, and there must have been a crash on the Word 2000
system at the time this doc was open. A small 1kb temp file was created back
in Feb so this is when I think this happened. Not entirely sure who was
using it, but small pool of suspects.
Result is that when I try to open this doc now, it thinks that it is still
in use at another computer on the network, and will only open in 'read only'
mode.
* Windows Explorer will not shift or rename this doc
* also checked file properties to make sure 'read only' not set,
* nor will the backup work on it (it sends an error message about it also).
Nobody has this doc still open, I checked, not even as a recovered file.
I have managed to copy this file to another location for safe keeping, so
all I have to do is delete this file somehow, or somehow tell it to close.
Any suggestions on how to do this?
TIA
At some stage in the past 2 weeks while I was away, a doc on the office
network was accessed, and there must have been a crash on the Word 2000
system at the time this doc was open. A small 1kb temp file was created back
in Feb so this is when I think this happened. Not entirely sure who was
using it, but small pool of suspects.
Result is that when I try to open this doc now, it thinks that it is still
in use at another computer on the network, and will only open in 'read only'
mode.
* Windows Explorer will not shift or rename this doc
* also checked file properties to make sure 'read only' not set,
* nor will the backup work on it (it sends an error message about it also).
Nobody has this doc still open, I checked, not even as a recovered file.
I have managed to copy this file to another location for safe keeping, so
all I have to do is delete this file somehow, or somehow tell it to close.
Any suggestions on how to do this?
TIA