read only

files copied from cdr's are read only
You can uncheck the Read only box. This will remove the "Read only attribute" from the file and you can work on it. Alternatively you can simply open the file, on the CD, directly from your Family Tree Maker program then use the program's Save As command to save the file to your hard drive.

Silly Question of the Day - Read-Only Files
Here is an interesting article... http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx? scid=kb;en-us;256614&Product=w98 Unable to Remove Read-Only Attribute from Folder (256614) - You may be unable to remove the Read-Only attribute from a folder using Windows Explorer. In addition, some programs may display error messages

.._ARRRGH!!!_; ext3 fs "is write-protected, mounting read-only ...
I though Gary's help solved my problem with grids having fields readonly. Actually, it didn't. The readonly property in the field object works only as long as you link a table via SQL. If (like in my case) you link a datamodule in your form, VdB7.01 does not write in the source code that selected fields of the

Mid-Tier read-only display SOLVED
Rick Rothstein rick_newsgr...@email.com comp lang basic visual misc I presume you didn't read my answer to this question on the other newsgroup you posted it to. So, here it is .... Give this subroutine a try. By default, it only removes the ReadOnly attributes from all file in the directory specified.

Question about Read Only Files
I don't really know the exact HTML rules, but at least the WDG validator reports an error if I try to use "readonly" (Error: an attribute specification must start with a name or name token). Naturally, that particular field is useless since it has no VALUE attribute. However, this does not work with Netscape.

READ ONLY
My problem is that when ever I create a folder on the XP machine it is always marked read only. I have tried unsetting it and XP goes through the routine of asking if files and folders within the top folder also need to be reset, but the folder is still set as read only afterwards. How can I get this folder to not

yes I'm root but want 444 files found readonly
I can set the file as read only directly on the machine that it is on. I then go to another machine and look at the properties through a hardmap to the machine and it is no longer read only. This does not happen with .tbk files and it does not happen with other types of .exe files. So it seems to me like it must be

Read Only Database and Performance
All of the Windows style guides that I have seen indicate that a disabled control is one that the user cannot interact with - hence "read-only". Disabling a widget does not imply that the information displayed is invalid. Wouldn't it be easier to just accept the Windows standard at face value, rather than trying to

Read only file permissions
It is because of this a user will not always recieve a read only prompt. Here are a few scenarios that will cause the file to open read-only: 1) User A has read (RX) permission to the \\server\share network folder. When User A opens Document1.doc from this folder, they will not get a prompt for read-only,

Make table read-only
Suzanne S. Barnhill sbarnh...@mvps.org microsoft public word application errors Any document that is saved to a CD becomes read-only by default because CDs are by definition read-only. When you copy it back to the hard drive, you have to remove the read-only attribute. Right-click on the file in Windows Explorer,

Making the read-only attribute stick for Program Files
Murray": If your read this I have concluded that making an text box "readonly" makes it "null", therefore the formula in "add to cart" doesn't recognize it as valid because the number must be >0 or a value the formula understands. "Don" wrote: Murray: I don't understand fully why the "readonly" code is changed when

Readonly/Enabled for textbox in Netscape fails
Martin Honnen mahotr...@yahoo.de comp lang javascript Michael Winter wrote: Below is the IDL definition of the HTMLOptionElement. interface HTMLOptionElement : HTMLElement { readonly attribute HTMLFormElement form; attribute boolean defaultSelected; readonly attribute DOMString text; attribute long index;

kill-region and inhibit-read-only
Russell Shaw rjs...@iprimus.com.au comp os linux david walcroft wrote: I have a small problem removing these files on my RH 9 ~/ can someone tell me how I should do it. david]# rm -Rf mkcdrec/ rm: cannot remove `mkcdrec//tmp/iso.3585/bootflop.img': Read-only file system rm: cannot remove

Read only files
Chip Pearson c...@cpearson.com microsoft public excel programming Carsten, This will not necessarily test whether the workbook was opened for read-only access. It will only test whether the file itself is marked as read-only by the file system. It is possible to open a file for read-only access even if the file

EZCD copying files - changed to Read Only?
David Candy dav...@sia.net.au microsoft public windowsxp help_and_support ts is very unlikely to have anything to do with read only. Read only on a folder does NOT mean read only. It means parse the desktop.ini file. There are a few very old programs that do check for read only and refuse to work if set.

files read only after migration
Greg A. Woods wo...@weird.com fa info-cvs [ On Thursday, September 6, 2001 at 14:44:15 (-0400), Jones, Lee (Lee) wrote: ] Subject: setting up a read only group along with the normal dev. group The manual says that all directories must have write permissions for whoever needs to checkout from the repository so that

Performance improvement of read-only filegroups
Greg, I certainly agree with you that proper indexing and RAM is going to improve performance far more than any gain from setting the database to read-only. However, assuming that both of the above have already been done, and one is trying to eke out every last bit of performance, then, when possible,

Link to ReadOnly-Database
Liz lead...@aros.net corelsupport paradox-win_other_versions Jon-En, The only other thing I can think of is if the file itself is read-only - check the properties in Windows Explorer and uncheck read-only there if it's checked. If that's not it, I've no idea. I've never looked at the Readonly property in the Object

READ-ONLY Filegroups versus Databases
on't think the cache manager is affected by the fact that it is read only in of itself. The benefit will be simply from the fact the data does not change and thus there will be no dirty pages that need to be flushed on a regular basis. But I am willing to bet that since the flushing of dirty buffers is a background

Problem in opening a file (read only) on a Lan when another ...
Bill Marcum bmar...@iglou.com.urgent alt os linux On Thu, 8 Jan 2004 15:14:16 -0500, Daniel <dhw...@nothing.no.spam.com> wrote: I am pretty new to linux and I have a file that is read only. I tried editing in vi but when trying to save, it complained it was read only. How do I determine whether a file is read only