Whats interesting is that all our files here are stored on a Windows server,
and everyone opens them up and shares them. Etc from their own machine.  We
have been doing this for years and years and have never had a problem.  We
were advised to take this route, rather than using Filemaker Server, from
someone at Filemaker. It was less expensive, and it works great.

I just can't figure out why this other company can't do it.. Maybe it is
because the file is not actually sitting on a server, but a client machine.

On 2/14/07 1:57 AM, "Hans Gunnarsson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> One of the reasons for this message is when the file is stored on
> some kind of shared drive (file server) and not on that persons local
> disk.
> 
> This should actually not be done since it increases the possibility
> of data corruption and does have a tendency to slow things down
> considerably.
> Please make sure that the file is stored locally on one client
> machine and that this machine is always used to start up the solution.
> 
> Kind regards
> Hans
> 
> 
> On 1.2.2007, at 17:35, David Lynx wrote:
> 
>> I went to another company in town to help them with their Filemaker
>> program,
>> but I was puzzled by something.
>> 
>> When we open a shared file at our place, the first person in the
>> morning
>> gets the message "are you sure you want to share this file" - its
>> annoying,
>> but it opens up other people to share it.
>> 
>> Although they have the networking on for that file, it does not ask
>> that
>> question.  We were able to get another person to open the file, and
>> it asked
>> the question.
>> 
>> Then.. It started doing something weird later.. Even though
>> everyone had the
>> file closed, I went to another computer to open it remotely, and it
>> wouldn't
>> do it.
>> 
>> Is there something they don't have checked somehwere?
>> Thanks
>> David

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