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by spring

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When you mark a folder as read-only, the RO attribute to all files within that folder But when you create new files in it, why do still have to apply the read-only attribute to those newly created files? Is't yet another slip by Microsoft! oh yeh, Ijust had 5 points!

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by jfruits

I must agree with the previous response. However, if you send this question to them, it might be changed in a later version.

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