> If the Read Only attribute is gray then it means at least one file in
> that folder was a read only file
Sorry, that's just not true. Even if every file in the directory is not
read-only, the box for the directory will be gray. (I have a directory
on my disk that contains a single non-read-only file. The directory's
read-only box is gray.) It's that way because the attribute does not
apply to directories.
Unfortunately I can't find anything on the Microsoft site that really
addresses this issue one way or the other.
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Tim Slattery
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