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Read Only when download from Outlook

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    Consulting Joan
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    Read Only when download from Outlook

    I have a file folder with a master excel file with links to files I receive
    from various stores. Each week I receive an updated store file via outlook
    and save the file in the folder with a standard file name. Every once in a
    while, I get a message that the file I am trying to save over is read-only.

    How does this happen and how can I prevent it from happening again.

  2. #2
    Anne Troy
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    Re: Read Only when download from Outlook

    Joan: This is likely a feature that is set in the SENDER's Outlook program
    to send "for review" instead of "as an attachment". Check their settings:
    Click Tools in the menu bar
    Select Options
    On the Preferences tab click E-mail options.
    Then click Advanced E-mail options.
    At the bottom disable "Add properties to attachments to enable Reply with
    Changes"
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    ~Anne Troy

    www.piersontech.com
    www.mrexcel.com




    "Consulting Joan" <[email protected]> wrote in
    message news:[email protected]...
    > I have a file folder with a master excel file with links to files I

    receive
    > from various stores. Each week I receive an updated store file via outlook
    > and save the file in the folder with a standard file name. Every once in a
    > while, I get a message that the file I am trying to save over is

    read-only.
    >
    > How does this happen and how can I prevent it from happening again.




  3. #3
    David
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    Re: Read Only when download from Outlook

    Anne Troy wrote

    > Click Tools in the menu bar
    > Select Options
    > On the Preferences tab click E-mail options.
    > Then click Advanced E-mail options.
    > At the bottom disable "Add properties to attachments to enable Reply with
    > Changes"
    >


    I'm using OL2000 SP-3 and don't see that option.

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    David

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