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I updated to Mountain Lion at the weekend, from Snow Leopard, since I've now got an iPhone 4S and wanted to take advantage of iCloud functionality that Mountain Lion has. However, apart from discovering that webpages history is now a single finger swipe, not a two-finger swipe as before, and that the mouse tracking had been reversed (how annoying!) we are really having problems with Numbers and Pages documents that are in the Shared area. I get the following warning 'You don't own the file ... and don't have permission to write to it', whereas my wife keeps on getting the following warning on a shared Numbers document 'The document could not be saved. The file has been changed by another appliction'. She clicks on 'Save Anyway' and is then told that she doesn't have permission to save the file. This is a bit frustrating, since looking at the file properties in Finder, it would seem that she (and I) have Read & Write access and the time stamp on the file is the time at which she appeared to save it.
Anybody got any thoughts?
Graham

A good thought, but I'd also tried that one! I'm on version 2.2 now, and installed a chunk of updates a couple of days ago.

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