I am listed as the administrator on my computer. I saved some files in my
c-drive but they automatically save as read-only files when i copy them to my
d-drive. when I open them to edit them I can't because it tells me they are
read-only and i don't have access to save in d-drive. how do I change this or
correct this problem?
JoAnn Paules [MSFT MVP] - 10 Nov 2005 02:12 GMT
Is your D drive a CD burner?

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JoAnn Paules
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>I am listed as the administrator on my computer. I saved some files in my
> c-drive but they automatically save as read-only files when i copy them to
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> or
> correct this problem?
Ed Bennett - 10 Nov 2005 08:38 GMT
> I am listed as the administrator on my computer. I saved some files
> in my c-drive but they automatically save as read-only files when i
> copy them to my d-drive. when I open them to edit them I can't
> because it tells me they are read-only and i don't have access to
> save in d-drive. how do I change this or correct this problem?
Files on CDs are read-only. Period.
Copy to your local hard drive, remove the read-only attribute, edit, save,
re-burn to CD. That is the accepted way of doing things.

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