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I have this message when i try to save over a previous version of a song
where the properties of the song file is checked "read only" , i usually
just check "archived" and uncheck "read only". I don't know if that
helps or not.

matt

dpdsb wrote:

>  I recently got a second, faster computer, an AMD 1600 with 768meg
> ram. I installed Logic Silver on it (my second authorized
> installation) and updated to 4.8. Now when I access the EXS, I get an
> error message that says: "Access Denied, Result Code = 5". I just
> built a new drum kit and it appears that it didn't get saved. Does
> anyone know what this error message means?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Dave Dixon
>
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--- In exs-users@y..., Matthew Broadfoot <mbro@r...> wrote:
> I have this message when i try to save over a previous version of a 
song
> where the properties of the song file is checked "read only" , i 
usually
> just check "archived" and uncheck "read only". I don't know if that
> helps or not.
> 
> matt

Matt,

Thanks, that's it. Somehow, when I transferred all my files to the 
new PC, they were converted to read only.

Dave
> 
> dpdsb wrote:
> 
> >  I recently got a second, faster computer, an AMD 1600 with 768meg
> > ram. I installed Logic Silver on it (my second authorized
> > installation) and updated to 4.8. Now when I access the EXS, I 
get an
> > error message that says: "Access Denied, Result Code = 5". I just
> > built a new drum kit and it appears that it didn't get saved. Does
> > anyone know what this error message means?
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Dave Dixon
> >
> >
> > To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to:
> > exs-users-unsubscribe@e...
> >
> >
> >
> > Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of 
Service.

> 
> 
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

At 06:57 AM 1/29/02 +0000, you wrote:
>--- In exs-users@y..., Matthew Broadfoot <mbro@r...> wrote:
> > I have this message when i try to save over a previous version of a
>song
> > where the properties of the song file is checked "read only" , i
>usually
> > just check "archived" and uncheck "read only". I don't know if that
> > helps or not.
> >
> > matt
>
>Matt,
>
>Thanks, that's it. Somehow, when I transferred all my files to the
>new PC, they were converted to read only.

Did you transfer them using a CD-R? That's probably why - they are written 
to the CD with the Read-only attribute automatically put on - or is it when 
they are taken off? Is there an override for this?


Garth Hjelte
Sampler User

At 09:48 AM 29/01/02 -0600, support@... 
 wrote:

>Did you transfer them using a CD-R? That's probably why - they are written 
>to the CD with the Read-only attribute automatically put on - or is it when 
>they are taken off? Is there an override for this?

I don't know if you can stop this from happening when you write to the CD-R
but on PC you can remove the "read only" attribute on a whole folder of
files simultaneously in Explorer -- just right click on the folder and pick
"Properties" the attributes are near the bottom just uncheck read-only.

Regards,
Murray

Murray McDowall wrote:
> I don't know if you can stop this from happening when you write to the
CD-R
> but on PC you can remove the "read only" attribute on a whole folder of
> files simultaneously in Explorer -- just right click on the folder and
pick
> "Properties" the attributes are near the bottom just uncheck read-only.

This is only true for WinME and up. With 98 it only works if you mark a file
or a bunch of them directly.
I installed a little tool called "DelAttrib QuickHack" which allows to reset
all attributes for a complete folder under 98 too. Could look for the link
or post it if anybody wants it.
Apart from that, whenever I'm transferring files on CDs I usually zip or rar
them up, so when unzipping/raring them they won't be write protected any
longer (using rar audiofiles even get compressed to almost 50%, another nice
thing).

Cheers,
Sascha

At 05:50 PM 29/01/02 +0100, you wrote:
>Murray McDowall wrote:
>> I don't know if you can stop this from happening when you write to the
>CD-R
>> but on PC you can remove the "read only" attribute on a whole folder of
>> files simultaneously in Explorer -- just right click on the folder and
>pick
>> "Properties" the attributes are near the bottom just uncheck read-only.

Oops. Yes you have to open the folder, hit Ctrl A to select all and then
change the attribute on Win98 and SE.

Regards,
M

At 03:14 AM 1/30/02 +1100, you wrote:
>At 09:48 AM 29/01/02 -0600, support@...
>  wrote:
>
> >Did you transfer them using a CD-R? That's probably why - they are written
> >to the CD with the Read-only attribute automatically put on - or is it when
> >they are taken off? Is there an override for this?
>
>I don't know if you can stop this from happening when you write to the CD-R
>but on PC you can remove the "read only" attribute on a whole folder of
>files simultaneously in Explorer -- just right click on the folder and pick
>"Properties" the attributes are near the bottom just uncheck read-only.

Once it's on the HD that's right, but I always wondered if it was possible 
to have the burning software not write the Read-only on the file system, or 
if that is mandatory with the ISO spec or Joliet spec.

Garth Hjelte
Sampler User

Garth Hjelte wrote:
> Once it's on the HD that's right, but I always wondered if it was possible
> to have the burning software not write the Read-only on the file system,
or
> if that is mandatory with the ISO spec or Joliet spec.

I don't think this has got to do with the burning software but with the fact
that Windows (don't know about Macs) simply thinks that it won't be able to
write onto a CD drive, so all files automatically are set to read-only as
soon as they're coming from whatever CD.

Regards,
Sascha