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I am having a strange issue with Excel. When I save .xls file attachments
from an email to the J:\ drive ( a server), sometimes they are saved as
read-only. Can you please tell me what is the solution for that. Thank you in
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I had the same issue and thought the authors of documents had saved it that
way. I found out (in the Word newsgroup) that a common reason for the
read-only attribute being applied to an attachment is because the attachment
was opened from the:

Preview Pane (Outlook 2000/XP)

or

Reading Pane (Outlook 2003)

I've had no problems with read-only now that I make a habit of opening the
message then saving the attachment.

Hope this helps.



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I am having a strange issue with Excel. When I save .xls file attachments
from an email to the J:\ drive ( a server), sometimes they are saved as
read-only. Can you please tell me what is the solution for that. Thank you in
advance.

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