file permissions for delete only

From: Diane (dkuechle@meltel.com)
Date: 02/10/03 

From: "Diane" <dkuechle@meltel.com>
Date: Mon, 10 Feb 2003 07:15:52 -0800

I want to be able to set permissions for all users but the
administrator to not delete files and subfolders under one
main folder. I must be brain dead as when I try
combinations, I can get it to work to not delete but then
the user to cannot add new folders. it says "cannot
rename folder: access denied". It will allow the folder
to be created with the "newfolder" name but the user
cannot change the name. I need the users to be able to
add subfolders.

   Thanks for your help

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