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This probably is not the right forum for this question but perhaps someone can point me in the right direction. We recently started using LZW on TIF files stored on our Windows network. These image files are stored in a restricted-use directory. Designers and document layout people have read-only access to this directory. But when they try to open the compressed file or try to place them in a ID or Quark document, they get an error message that file cannot be access. They don’t have any problems with uncompressed files.
We’re on a Windows server (don’t know the current version) and all are using Windows XP systems to access the network. Seems like we can’t be the only people in the world who have experienced this problem. So, I’m hoping someone can suggest who I need to talk to or what I need ask of our network people.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
We’re on a Windows server (don’t know the current version) and all are using Windows XP systems to access the network. Seems like we can’t be the only people in the world who have experienced this problem. So, I’m hoping someone can suggest who I need to talk to or what I need ask of our network people.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
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