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| message from Larry on 7 May 2004 |
I worked on a database at home, burned it to CD and copied
it over to my computer at work. When I open the Database,
it says its read only, and won't allow me to make any
changes. How come?
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| Brendan Reynolds replied to Larry on 7 May 2004 |
In versions of Windows earlier than Windows XP, any file you copy from a CD
has its Read Only attribute set. Just right-click the file, choose
Properties, and uncheck the Read Only check box.
Windows XP is smart enough to clear the attribute when you copy the file
from the CD but it is, as far as I know, the first version of Windows to do
so.
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| anonymous replied to Brendan Reynolds on 7 May 2004 |
Thanks a lot!!!
you copy from a CD
file, choose
you copy the file
version of Windows to do
it impossible for
mail replies to
claiming to be
signed by me with a
deleted without
posted to the
mail, you'll find
copied
Database,
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