Strange problem Read Only for same user in difference workstation

From: "Lok Tak Cheong" <tc.lok@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Thu, 19 May 2005 11:09:30 +0800

I have a strange problem.
Server - SBS 2003
Workstation A - Windows XP Professional SP2, Office 2003, both has joined
the domain
Workstation B - Windows XP Professional SP2, Office 2003. both has joined
the domain

I login in as USERA in workstation A. When I open a Office file in SBS2003,
it say it is "Ready-Only" and when I try to save as another file name it in
the SBS2003 say "Cannot save. The folder is marked as "Ready Only". [This
have happened since yesterday"]

When I login is as same USERA in workstation B. It is normal, I can
overwrite the file, save as other name.

.

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