Uh Jahmehr, you already have the program - The MS-DOS prompt.
*) Open up a DOS window
*) Type "cd \directoryname" - if the name of the directory has a space
in it, you have to enclose the directory name in quotes, eg,
cd \"Program Files"
Note that if you have the option "DOS prompt here" in your right-click
menu, then you can navigate to that dir in the Windows Explorer, and use
that to get a DOS window in that dir instead of doing the above.
*) Type "attrib -r *"
And done. If you have files in other dirs that need this done, just go
back to step two and repeat. When you're done, type "exit" and press
enter to quit the DOS window.
-=Brian=-
On May 15, K. Bryan wrote to [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
>Mine did that as well Jahmehr, however I just reassigned the attributes
>manually. But i only had 20 or so to change.
>
>> I'm sure I saw such a thing somewhere, but I need a program that will
>change
>> the file attributes of all files in a given directory from Read Only to,
>> well, not read only. Basically I'm restoring my system after a format and
>> want to remove the Read Only attributes my CD-Rs give the files.
