Hello. I'm the office manager for our small office. We have a Windows 2003 server: abc.local active directory installed dns installed We are sharing a folder 'N' on the server: It has 2 sub-folders ( 'A' and 'B' ) The 'A' folder should be read-only, and the 'B' folder should be full access, read/write etc.: N- |- A ( read only ) |- B ( full access ) We are sharing the 'N' folder. For Permissions on the sharing tab we have: 1. Administrators (ABC\Administrators) Full Control, Change, Read - All are Allow 2. Users (ABC\Users) Full Control, Change, Read - All are Allow On the Security tab for folder 'A', we have a group (ABC\AReadOnly) and the permissions are: Read & Execute, List Folder, Read - set to Allow, everything else blank On the Security tab for folder 'B', we have a group (ABC\B) and the permissions are: everything is allow. The problem is that the users can read and write in both folder 'A' and folder 'B'. How can we make folder 'A' a read only folder? Thxs.

Are you sure it's not set to inherit from Parent? Are those the NTFS Permissions or the Share permissions you're listing? "So won’t you give this man his wings What a shame To have to beg you to see We’re not all the same What a shame" - Shinedown