"You don't own the file..."

Since buying a new computer, transferring my documents and opening pages, all my previous documents say "You don't own the file" but I can make a duplicate it. How do I authenticate this pages application or do whatever will stop this from happening? Thanks.

User File Ownership - Reset   see post by Linc Davis

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