I have a group that has Write rights to a network shared folder. It's a mapped drive called L: and is a share that I created off the root of the D: drive of the server. But when they try to save a file to it they get an error message stating "acces denied contact your administrator"But then if you look at the folder, the file they saved is there but it is 0kb in file size. What gives?Windows Server 2003 Enterprise

check permissions onthe share make sure authenticated users have atleast a read, browse folder contentIsaac Oben MCITP:EA, MCSE

This group has Full Control, Change, and Read rights to the share. I've just learned something:If a user opens/creates a file in Word/Excel, etc., and then tries to save it at this L: location, he gets the error.Now if the user saves the file to, let's say his desktop, it's fine. Then if he drags it over to the L: drive location, it saves fine there! I don't get it.We use Office 2007.

Hi Rockman,Can you test if you can save the file to L share with Notepad or MSpaint? If so, I would suggest you initiate an new thread in our Official Office forum. The support professionals there are better equipped to assist you. For your convenience, I’ve included the link of Office forum.Office 2010http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/office2010Office 2007 Deployment Forum Grouphttp://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/category/office2007deploymentSincerely,Wilson JiaThis posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.