Well this thread seems to have been abandoned by everyone except me, so I'll
talk to myself and anyone else reading this with a similar problem.
I have put these ON files into a folder on a mapped drive on which I also
make offline copies of some of the folders (obviously not the ON folders or
any containing these folders). It doesn't let me open them if I do that.
However, if I put them onto a completely different folder that it accessed
through the e$ share, it works happily and has that little green tick in the
corner.
So it seems if you enable offline folders of any sort through the same
mapped drive on whcih your ON files are, it won't work.
I'm probably saying something you all already know, but at least I've just
realised it. Woohoo!
Ferg.
"Fergus"
somewhere.com> wrote in message
news:%%23ruRKSlFJHA.2508@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...> Okay, this is getting ridiculous.
> Even when MS say they've fixed something, they fkn haven't.
> Have tried on both my Vista SP1 laptop and XP workstation (both with the
> patch mentioned below) and they both still cannot create a new notebook on
> my server (which is a file- and Exchange 2007 server).
>
> When I try to create the notebook, it says "OneNote cannot create a new
> notebook at:
http://server/share/blahblah" which seems to be the exact
> problem this fix is to address (among others).
>
> Has anyone else got it working?
>
> Fergus.
>
>
> "Fergus"
somewhere.com> wrote in message
> news:%%2328LwRYFJHA.768@TK2MSFTNGP05.phx.gbl...>> Yesh,
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/950130 clearly states the issue on
>> David Rasmussen's blog about it.
>> I'll check whether I have that update on the laptop......
>> Thanks Ilya.
>>
>> "Rainald Taesler"
wrote in message
>> news:OMsLhyTFJHA.4420@TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...>>> Ilya Koulchin wrote:
>>>
>>>> Rainald Taesler wrote:
>>>>> Is there an update which fixes things in OneNote?
>>>>> When did it appear?
>>>>
>>>> The update was released this past Tuesday. It has a security fix in
>>>> it, so it is listed as a security update, but it also includes a
>>>> number of SharePoint performance updates and some bug fixes.
>>>
>>> Thanks a lot for the info, Ilya!
>>> Good to hear that possibly some of the oddities with storage of
>>> ON-notebooks on devices connected over the internet might be a thing of
>>> the past.
>>> Let's watch the postings complaining about problems ;-)
>>>
>>>>> Any further information on this in any blog or so?
>>>>
>>>> I don't think there is a blog entry, but you should be able to find
>>>> the information if you search for the KB number (sorry, don't have
>>>> it handy) on Microsoft's support site. *]
>>>
>>> I had meanwhile checked the updates.
>>> The update history on my main machine shows 13 updates installed
>>> yesterday and the day before yesterday.
>>>
>>> Among them - besides some "Office" updates and several things for
>>> Vista - there was a "Security Update for Microsoft OneNote (KB950130)".
>>> I guess that's it.
>>> Double-clicking on it opens a MsgBox referring to a security issue and
>>> pointing to
>>> "Security Update for Microsoft Office OneNote 2007 (KB950130)"
>>>
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=8AC3576C-7873-4AC6-8BBC...
>>>
>>> The KB-article says hardly anything.
>>> Still I'd hope that the storage problems (files read-only etc., etc.)
>>> might be fixed with that.
>>>
>>> Thanks again, dear Ilya, for telling us.
>>>
>>> Rainald
>>> *] Easy enough to see the KB number: As said above, just double-clicking
>>> on the entry in the list of installed updates reveals the info
>>> P.S. It would be very nice if the ON-community in the future might be
>>> given information about patches and/or other updates by an announcement
>>> *in*here* (this NG) - the more as
>>> (a) announcements on such updates are not to be found on the MS Office
>>> homepage,
>>> (b) important changes might have happened (so in the case of storage on
>>> web-devices) and
>>> (c) quite some folks are afraid of installing updates due to
>>> SendToOneNote-printer problems and the general impression that updates
>>> might be the cause of the problems.
>>>
>>>>>
>>
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