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Saving it as read only?
Now I am noticing that when I create a new file (say, in Word) and save it, next time I boot up, access that new file and try to save a change, I find that it is saved as "READ ONLY." I'm guessing that there is a default switch somewhere that I need to un-check to stop saving as read-only?

view-read-only causes read-write
Jeff Overcash (TeamB) overc...@onramp.net borland public cppbuilder database desktop DBGrid has a read only property you can set to make the grid read only. You can not make an individual record read only. The choice is the whole dataset or nothing in terms of read only. One way to get around this is to have an

Read Only folder attribute always greyed out Win2k3
That make the named constants ReadOnly, System, Hidden, and Archive available. If your code (I assume client side) in a web page doesn't work, then you probably haven't defined ReadOnly, etc. within the page anywhere... -- Michael Harris MVP Scripting "Cedar Vandergon" <cvander...@par.com> wrote in message

Read only registry
PCR pcr...@netzero.net microsoft public win98 gen_discussion Well, C:\My Documents HELD it's Read-Only attribute through a reboot. Just now, I turned off Customization, & the attribute was removed. However, this is not my "system" My Documents, which I moved to E:\ a while ago. As I said, for some reason,

Default read-only attribute?
The read-only bit on a folder is meaningless to the file system. You can still delete, rename, etc. a read-only folder. The read-only attribute on a folder is actually used by the shell. If a folder has the read-only bit set, it signals that the shell should check to see if the folder is a special folder, and,

RE CD Files Read Only?
I can't get Readonly or Enabled to work in Netscape 4.7 for a textbox. I created a very simple aspx page with 2 textbox's and then set the readonly=t and enabled=F properties. In Netscape 4.7 it didn't work. vs 7.0.9466 framework 1.0.3705 aspx page below <HTML> <HEAD> <meta name="vs_targetSchema"

FTP to read-only minidisk &/ EPIC files
However, when I create new folders, the "read only" flag is enabled. I can clear the flag and apply the change but if I go to recheck the read only flag is back?!?? I NEVER have this problem with NetWare or Linux!! Please help - if I don't hear anything I'll return this product and go with NetWare.

Default read-only attribute?
Even so, if you copy from the CD to your hard drive you will still have the read-only bit set on, and you will have to turn it off on your hard drive. You can use the DOS utility XCOPY or some other programs like XXCOPY to copy to your CD for backup that do not turn on the read only bit.

How to get a file's read only attribute
MIL arslist public remedy arsystem general Jim: In the ITSM workflow are several DO forms with Read-Only views that work properly. However, this is an interesting point that I think needs further investigation. James McKenzie Remedy Engineer CE LCMC HQISEC, US Army L-3 GSI -----Original Message----- From: Action

can you make a hard disk read-only?
I thought maybe it was at its limit. then someone suggested that maybe the read only box was checked. i checked and sure enough, it was. i un checked it and it worked fine again. well now it is doing it again. i checked and sure enought the box was checked again. I unchecked it then opened the program,

Instantiating a read-only object from a factory method.
Tom Ogilvy twogi...@msn.com microsoft public excel programming I don't know if you want a password or not, but having a password doesn't have much to do with readonly. for readonly , save the workbook as normal, close it, then use the setattr to mark it as read only. See VBA help for arguments to setattr.

TBK saved as .exe can't be read only?
I changed back to the standard desktop to see what the prop sheet looked like there, and it shows the read-only check in "state 2", which means some folders are hidden, and some are not. But a check of each folder indicates that none were read-only, nor were any of the files in the folder and subfolders.

Documents always opens read only
Dan Jacobson jida...@dman.ddts.net gnu emacs bug $ su # chmod 0 file # chmod 444 otherfile # emacs file otherfile and the files are found without the "%%" readonly in the mode line. OK, I'm root with the royal blood. But that doesn't mean I don't want to enjoy the same protection against altering my files all over

Folders always set to read only
But dropping a file on the letter lets me know, that the drive is ReadOnly! PC configuration: Raid Controller (promise - Fasttrack 100): Win 2000 SP2 Primary: master: HDD slave: DVD Secondary: master: Yamaha slave: HDD Any idea what might be going wrong? DirectCD 5.1 is supposed to have the fixes to make it

Read-only properties in HTMLOptionElement objects
To be more specific -- A CD is read only but the Read-only attribute may or may not be set -- it depends on the program. The XCOPY command will not set the read only attribute unless you ask it to. Dragging files or using file manager will cause the read-only attribute to be set on the CD.

Workbook will not open as readonly
Cheryl Fischer cherylfisc...@msn.com microsoft public access Greg, When you say "changed to read only", do you mean that the Read Only property of each database file has been changed to True? If that is the case, the only thing that comes to mind that would be done "automatically" is copying the database file to a

read only
John Green jgr...@enternet.com.au microsoft public excel programming Mauritz, After you have done a normal Save or SaveAs, you can set the file's read only attribute with something like the following VBA code: SetAttr "Test.xls", vbReadOnly -- John Green - Excel MVP Sydney Australia "Mauritz Hansen"

READ-ONLY Filegroups versus Databases
Yes, I do plan to do some testing on all those levels of read-only. I'll post what I find. On one hand you would THINK that the sum of the READ-ONLY filegroups would equal the READ-ONLY database, performance-wise, but I hear you.... One of the things that started this quest, was a large database, where most tables

read only files
75214....@compuserve.com microsoft public word conversions Hi John, When you copy files to a read only media Windows will set the file attribute of that file, it won't make it something other than read only when copying to a read/write disk as it doesn't know why it was set to read only.

Access Read-Only Attribute
Jeffrey Rhodes jrho...@plattecanyon.com bit listserv toolb-l One brute force idea would be to have a 1-page .exe that jumps immediately to the read-only .tbk. That would at least greatly reduce the chance of having two users on the .exe. Not as good as solving the problem though! Jeff At 06:59 PM 5/13/02 -0400,