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I created my first database, a billing log for my wife, and had everything working fine. I then move it into my wife's account (on the same computer). Whenever she tries to access it, she gets the subject error. I can still access it from my account.

I have admin privileges and she has Write data only privileges in the file.

I have set permissions on both Filemaker and the file to allow her access.

What am I doing wrong?

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When you installed FileMaker Pro did you select the option to install for all users?

Also, you aren't trying to run it simultaneously in both Accoutns are you?

Steven

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I don't remember being given the choice to install for one user or all. Should I try to reinstall and see if I am offered the choice.

No, I am not trying to run in more than one account at the same time.

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I reinstalled Filemaker Pro and was never asked the question about installing for one user or all. I still get the same error message when trying to access the file from my wife's account.

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Try giving her system account permissions write access to all directories. Then try opening the file with her account. If it works properly, then go back to your restricted settings.

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I tried doing that with the directories involved with no change.

I ended up rebooting, and now everything seems to be working fine (except Filemaker still says "Trial copy", even though I did register.

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