That's the same thing (you can't access if you lose the drive).

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Jim Moseley wrote:
>> I believe you are most likely to get that error if you can't access or 
>> write to the lck files or the .net file.
>>
> 
> Or lose your network drive unexpectedly (as I found today in Windows).
> 
> HTH,
> Jim Moseley