Hello, we've tried "R/O mode changes file attribute" already, but we didn't find it useful.
- first of all you would have to manually "Set document as ReadOnly" every time you open a file to make changes - from my experience spoken: that will never work (at least in our company it won't!) - maybe we have some settings done wrong, but the user HIM/HERSELF, who switches "Set document as ReadOnly" on, can NOT make changes on the file! The idea we had would be a setting that works this way: open file NN: -> file is R/O -> no changes, don't allow to work on file -> file is not R/O -> automatically set R/O attribute on disk, but allow to work close file NN: -> file was R/O when opened -> no changes -> file was not R/O when opened -> remove R/O attribute and write file Mistakenly locked files are a minor problem for us. Sounds not very smart, I know, but that would be a simple but very useful solution for us - and hopefully easy to implement for you! Greetings, Dirk P.S. Don't get me wrong: the solution you proposed sounds very good! -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,46275,62486> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
