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useing network folder

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Network: Win2008 + XP pro I was trying to redirect users' working folder to the folder on the server. The users can add and edit files within that folder but they can not delete. I saw the sharing folder function having three options: read only, edit, and full control. If I grant the users with read only, they can not add or edit, but if I grant the users edit, they can delete. Do I need to modify the options in folder property/security tab? Hello!

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Why can't they have full control to their own files?

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