Shared Data Folder Setup

Hello. I have one Mac that has multiple login accounts. I want all accounts to access one folder that they all have Read/Write access to. -So that when a document of some sort is created in this shared folder, all other accounts can edit it and make changes.
I've tried the Shared Folder and Public folders, but the documents become a Read Only. Permissions to those folders are set to Everyone. But each document inherits the permissions of the user that created it.
Any suggestions?

dear yohomie
i have the same issue. I run a small office with 2WINXP and 3 Macs and we decided to have a Mac Mini as fileserver storing the files in /users/Public/.
As you rightly remarked we found out that files inherit their users permissions. What a drag?? I mean what does a PUBLIC folder serve for if each file is only accesible by its creator?
Everyday I set the permission on the PUBLIC folder for "read/write/everyone, include all enclosed items to make the files readable again. However this is far from userfriendly.
Does anyone understand how to set the Public Folder up to have everybody in a local network create, access, change, delete files?
yours
Pierre

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