> I'm in the process of switching from zip to CDRW. I had hoped that
> the back up would be a complete replica of the file on my hard disk
> so that, if I then had to read the file back to the hard disk to
> restore from the backup, all the properties would be intact. Are you
> saying that this is incorrect?
> --
When you copy back to the hard disk from the CD everything is the same
except that the R/O attribute has been set. You have to manually change this
back. The easiest way is to write a very simple batch file and put an icon
for it on your desktop.
@echo off
cd c:\directory where the .102 files live
attrib -r *.102
You can also do it visually by navigating from MyComputer to the right
directory, edit -> select all, right click on the selected files, select
properties, click the R/O attribute off, and ok.
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