Jdietz

I have not and at my work don't have access to those tools (which sucks..i am deskside support...but i do have someone looking into this for me). You say to look and see if the permissions issue, but if it was the "save" feature should not work either. The document he is using "save" for is located in his my docs, and saves changes fine. Just when using save as to navigate to my docs we get the error.

Hi I have an issue in all office 2007 applications such as word, excel...ect Users can fully access their "my documents" folder (folder redirection is on and directing to network share)through explorer perfectly well. However when they try and "save as" a document in an office app they get "You do not have access to the folder \\Windows2003server\mydocuments$. See your administrator for access to this folder." Some notes. The use can make changes to the documents and use the "save" function. But using "save as" and choosing My Docs gives me the error. Also I tried opening Notepad and having user use "save as"...it WORKS FINE! so only related to office 2007. the user can navigate through My Docs and open Office 2007 doc's with no issues! Any help or suggestions is appreciated!

I agree with videoripper....probably blocking ICMP requests

I need to find a way to get desktop icons to not auto arrange. I have tried to right click desktop and turn off settings. Also this is not a profile issue...happens no matter who logs on the machine. Is there a registry hack to make desktop icons not auto arrange?