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Mike-
It appears that you are still having problems. You might want to check on the following:
Check the path that you have set for the folder redirection. This shared resource will need to be accessible from the clients. Also, check that the appropriate permissions are set on the folder and its child objects.
Next, you can run the command GPUdate.exe /Target:User. This will update only the targeted policy - User
As a last result and attempting to eliminate disarray (confusion Mike), try to redirect the folder manually.
To do this, turn off the policy setting for folder redirection. Then logon to the workstation as the intended user. Then right click on the 'My Documents' folder and choose 'Properties'. Click the 'Move' button. In the 'Select Destination' window, browse to the shared folder on the network folder.
If this works, then its safe to assume that the permissions are valid for the intended users folder. As for attempting this with group policy...check your settings again.
The REAL IT Guy!
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