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have a network version of AutoCAD 2002 on our e-mail server so that all our
offices have access to AutoCAD.
When a drawing is open or created we will sometimes get an error that the
file is in use by and is read only. How does this happen when Im the only one
using the file? It is as if I have lost connection and have been given a
different license so I have to save the drawing with a different name quit
AutoCAD, closing the file still has it locked, use Windows Explorer to rename
the file to what it was supposed to be.