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gee4
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« on: July 28, 2004, 03:48:33 pm » |
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I agree with all recent postings here. We assign certain colleagues to act on behalf of those on holiday. There is no need to gain access to another persons's pc when all you need to do is put contact details in the "out of office" message when you leave.
Also if your company is of any great size (like mine), you def do not need to store docs on your C:drive. I am told that is for applications only and all other docs should be stored in My Documents. If anyone needs access to certain docs or a link to a certain location, sometimes we have to seek permission and explain why we need that info. Other times docs are attached in an email but full access to a network drive is not permitted by IT security unless a manager gives approval.
Should be pretty easy for her to get her head round this.
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