Microsoft Word Permissions problem and crashing application

Hi all,
I am having a problem with saving/accessing Word documents on my Xserve (running 10.4.7). This server is installed in a small organization with about a dozen users. All workstations are using Word 2004 (v11.3). When users login to the server and access a document, quite often the permissions change to read only. Also, Word crashes quite often on these workstations while connected to the server. I've tried giving them each unique UID's and also sharing the same UID with the same results.
This problem doesn't happen with other files created from Adobe apps, etc.
any and all help is greatly appreciated

Never Mind. I figured it out. Apparently, it was saved and I was looking in the wrong place or something. I'm not exactly sure, but I found the pages!
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