options:xml:update-file-readonly

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options:xml:update-file-readonly [2014/02/09 01:50] – external edit 127.0.0.1options:xml:update-file-readonly [2018/01/10 20:42] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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 BUT the disabling of //Read-Only// in HippoEDIT does not change the //read-only// attribute of the file itself. BUT the disabling of //Read-Only// in HippoEDIT does not change the //read-only// attribute of the file itself.
 So the file is still //read-only//, even if you disable //File -> Read-Only// in Editor and modify the document. So the file is still //read-only//, even if you disable //File -> Read-Only// in Editor and modify the document.
-That means you can't save the modified document to that current file name, you will be prompted with //an Save as...// -dialog.+That means you can't save the modified document to that current file name, you will be prompted with a //Save as...// -dialog.
  
 That's because this //File-Attribute-Follows-Editor-Setting// is set to **false** by default, but you can modify **settings.xml** to change this: That's because this //File-Attribute-Follows-Editor-Setting// is set to **false** by default, but you can modify **settings.xml** to change this:
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-If an file is r/o on disc and you disable //File -> Read Only// in editor the r/o attribute of the file on disc is removed and you are able to save the document to that very file name.+If a file is r/o on disc and you disable //File -> Read Only// in the editor the r/o attribute of the file on disc is removed and you are able to save the document to that very file name.
  
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