Can't Edit Word Docs, always "Currently in use"

Running IIS 4 on an NT4, sp6a machine, whenever we try to
edit Word docs ( rename, delete, etc... ) we get a
FrontPage error that says something to the effect
of "Can't delete/edit (filename), currently in use."
HTML, .ASP, and even PowerPoint files never give us a
problem. But for some strange reason the Word docs will
not let us manage/edit/delete them from a remote client
using FrontPage 2003. Any help on this would be greatly
appreciated. Thanks ...

Try here:
microsoft.public.frontpage.client
or
microsoft.public.frontpage.extensions.windowsnt

Thank you. I hope this information is helpful.

Tim Coffey [MSFT]

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| Running IIS 4 on an NT4, sp6a machine, whenever we try to
| edit Word docs ( rename, delete, etc... ) we get a
| FrontPage error that says something to the effect
| of "Can't delete/edit (filename), currently in use."
| HTML, .ASP, and even PowerPoint files never give us a
| problem. But for some strange reason the Word docs will
| not let us manage/edit/delete them from a remote client
| using FrontPage 2003. Any help on this would be greatly
| appreciated. Thanks ...
|