Parece que outras pessoas estão tendo problemas semelhantes ao navegar na web. Embora eu nunca tenha usado arquivos "off-line", aqui estão algumas sugestões que eu posso imaginar:
Take Ownership/Change Access Rights:
- Copy the files to a another folder on your computer.
- Take ownership of the files, and change the "attributes" to not be read-only (right click on the file(s) and make sure the box "ready-only" is unchecked)
Você pode precisar alterar apenas os atributos dos arquivos, mas apenas no caso de eu incluir a propriedade
Use something other than "offline" files:
Ya microsoft does have some "cool" features but in reality they are "ok" at best. I would highly suggest using a third party software to synchronize files. Some suggestions that I use regularly are:
DropBox: A simple program that is free for a small amount of storage space. You can get more space by inviting other friends. (I've also heard that sending in error report can increase the size) You can also purchase and increase of space as well. The great thing about dropbox is you can install it on as many PC's, MAC's, Linux's and even Mobiles as you want. There is an online copy stored as well. Sharing files/folders with others is a breeze as well.
Syncplicity: You might also consider using Syncplicity a pretty competitive alternative to dropbox. (I actually use both) Similar to dropbox, syncplicity has free options, and the paid increased space options. Files are available online, and you can install on as many PC's and MAC's as you want. A unique thing about syncplicity is that you can link your syncplicity folders to your google docs. Finally with the "buisiness" option you can it with file servers as well. (I have not tried/tested this)
Essas opções (a menos que o syncplicity funcione com servidores de arquivos) podem não atender às suas necessidades se o compartilhamento de rede for um servidor. No entanto, se é uma estação de trabalho que você ou um colega de trabalho estão compartilhando entre si, essas podem ser alternativas para você.