- Re: Unable to remove Read-Only attribute from folders
- Posted by Ken Blake on March 20th, 2005
In news:0rmp31hr0n5dl0s8trq2fikfvbloul9mfe@4ax.com,
John Komar <john@musicfromthebluelight.com> typed:
No, you're mistaken. They aren't read-only. The read-only flag
has no meaning for folders. When you look at that check box, it
can have three settings: on (black check), off (empty box), and
not applicable (gray check). Folders have that gray check mark.
Whatever your problem with editing files in the folders is, this
isn't it. What kinds of files are they, and how are you trying to
edit them?
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- Posted by David Candy on March 20th, 2005
But you run in Classic style. It's easier to be confused in XP pretty style as they are not based on ticks (which is obvious) but coloured in squares.
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- Posted by Ken Blake on March 20th, 2005
In news:OPOGSrZLFHA.2604@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl,
David Candy <.> typed:
Yes I do run in Classic style. But apparently so does the OP,
since he says "The read only check box is checked with a grayed
out check."
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- Posted by Wizard on March 21st, 2005
John <margaritashomepage@yahoo.com> wrote:
You fuckwitted nincompoop. You cannot save a file over the top of a file
that is already open. Take a guess as to what is holding the file open, you
snotfucked cuntfungus.
- Posted by Kadaitcha on March 21st, 2005
Ignore this asshole, just a troll.
Kadaitcha:
- Posted by Ismail Itrof on March 21st, 2005
Kadaitcha, <stop.spam@nic.br> wrote:
Ok. You're ignored.
- Posted by Lookout on March 23rd, 2005
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 20:16:14 -0800, John
<margaritashomepage@yahoo.com> wrote:
I'm guessing you changed something there.
