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Re: Help

When you select the folder, it only affects the folder, not the files in it. Go into the folder, select all files, and then open the properties dialog, and uncheck the read-only attribute. Or you could open a command line in the folder and use the ATTRIB command: ATTRIB -R *.* /S /D (= this removes the read-only attribute in the current directory and its subfolders, including the folders themselves).

Best regards,

Kari Eveli
LEXITEC Book Publishing (Finland)
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12.2.2015, 20:35, (Redacted sender Writer892@xxxxxxxx for DMARC) wrote:
I've tried to do that with the whole directory and it appears it was read only. I changed it, however, and it goes through what looks like a procedure to remove read only, but doesn't. When I go back to look, it's appears to be read only for the entire directory.
Oddly, I can create and store new files. This appears to be affect  only old files.