Access to {filename} was denied  (when saving in CS5)

Dreamweaver CS5
Mac OS 10.6.4
When I try to save a file on our OS X server (across the network), it gives me this error.
I have went into the server and made sure I am the "owner" of the file.  Then when I try to edit the file and save again, it gives me the same error.
Any suggestions?
Kevin

I suggest checking with your Network Administrator to make sure you have read/write (etc.) permissions. It could be that you can be the "owner" and still not have permission to do what you want... Seems to me that "write" permission alone doesn't let you "read" or "delete" etc. Perhaps it is the folders in which you want to save the files that needs permissions set, as well. If there is documentation on your network, it might also have words of wisdom here.
And perhaps this will bounce this question to the top, so that someone who knows about these things can respond!
Beth

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