I have read on the three possible "modes" for PSPad to handle read-only files, but none of them seem to address this problem. It's either a bug, or I'm missing a setting...
If I open a R/O (r-o) file, a marker to the left of the tab filename shows me why I can't edit. If I then close that file, change the -R attribute on the file to allow editing, and reopen the file in PSPad, it still appears with the read-only marker (and I can't edit). Instead, I have to manually tell PSPad that I wish to change the R/O status of the file manually, in addition to telling Windows via the Attribute bit. This seems like pointless work. Is there a workaround? -- <https://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,71917,71917> PSPad freeware editor https://www.pspad.com
