Relocating Public folders

Ref: <4B85A252-C1B0-4F3C-BAA8-ADEBC6B50149@microsoft.com> de PaulB
<PaulB@discussions.microsoft.com>

>Inside the main Public folder, all the folders marked Public, Documents, etc.
>have the location tab so the can be relocated.

Strangely this is possible *only* if UAC is turned off (would be very happy to
understand why)
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Gilles "Cool Raoul" - http://coolraoul.cvp-net.com/

I have UAC on and I can relocate them. I'm not sure why you can't.
--
Paul


"Gilles Pion" wrote:

> Ref: <4B85A252-C1B0-4F3C-BAA8-ADEBC6B50149@microsoft.com> de PaulB
> <PaulB@discussions.microsoft.com>

> >Inside the main Public folder, all the folders marked Public, Documents, etc.
> >have the location tab so the can be relocated.

>
> Strangely this is possible *only* if UAC is turned off (would be very happy to
> understand why)
> --
> Gilles "Cool Raoul" - http://coolraoul.cvp-net.com/
>

Gilles

Any action you start that affects all of the users on the system should get
a UAC prompt. This is what UAC is all about. Only an administrator is
allowed to make global changes that affects all users.

--

Ronnie Vernon
Microsoft MVP
Windows Desktop Experience


"Gilles Pion" <nosuchuser@nosuchdomain.com> wrote in message
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> Ref: <4B85A252-C1B0-4F3C-BAA8-ADEBC6B50149@microsoft.com> de PaulB
> <PaulB@discussions.microsoft.com>

>>Inside the main Public folder, all the folders marked Public, Documents,
>>etc.
>>have the location tab so the can be relocated.

>
> Strangely this is possible *only* if UAC is turned off (would be very
> happy to
> understand why)
> --
> Gilles "Cool Raoul" - http://coolraoul.cvp-net.com/

Ref: <1AAF145D-3DC0-414C-A041-7551E3933FF4@microsoft.com> de PaulB
<PaulB@discussions.microsoft.com>

>I have UAC on and I can relocate them. I'm not sure why you can't.

Microsoft confirms that this problem exists:

http://support.microsoft.com/?scid=k...33127&x=8&y=11

"When you try to move a public folder in Windows Vista, the Move button may be
missing"

--
Gilles "Cool Raoul" - http://coolraoul.cvp-net.com/

Giles,

Turning off UAC worked like a charm. Thanks!

Paul,

I wonder whether your current account has elevated privileges. Just a thought.
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- Greg

http://gregsedwards.spaces.live.com


"PaulB" wrote:

> I have UAC on and I can relocate them. I'm not sure why you can't.
> --
> Paul
>
>
> "Gilles Pion" wrote:
>

> > Ref: <4B85A252-C1B0-4F3C-BAA8-ADEBC6B50149@microsoft.com> de PaulB
> > <PaulB@discussions.microsoft.com>

> > >Inside the main Public folder, all the folders marked Public, Documents, etc.
> > >have the location tab so the can be relocated.

> >
> > Strangely this is possible *only* if UAC is turned off (would be very happy to
> > understand why)
> > --
> > Gilles "Cool Raoul" - http://coolraoul.cvp-net.com/
> >