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we are having some issues with syncing a central file.
attached is the error we keep getting
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This happens sometimes when you haven't saved to central in a while, or someone has modified the central file directly while other local files were open. Try creating a new local file from the central and saving it back if that dosn't work you will need to save your local file as your central file.
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teafoe is right .... but more importantly - you have to look at your office processes. Nobody shold be doing a save as to the central location. EVERYONE should be working in their own local saved on their system and only doing saves to central.
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