CF9/10: Change file attributes

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• Change the attributes of the camera with a .ini file

  Hello.

  I would change some attributes of camera through an INI file, before you run the User Interface.

  The problem is that when I view the values of the modified attributes, they are not changed: it's always the same values as in the case of camera NIMAX.

  In fact, I've logged IMAQdx with IMAQdxOpenCamera, then I loaded the Camera.ini value for the attributes of the camera, and finally, I closed the session with IMAQdxCloseCamera.

  I can't wait to see your ideas!

  Thomas1330

  Hello

  in fact, I solved the problem.

  I used the following function: IMAQdxReadAttribute (session id, ini_pathname)--> only the attributes in the .ini are changed in the file of the camera until I close my program

  Thomas1330

• Change the attributes of file of 'AT' to 'A '.

  

  Most of my photo and document files have an attribute 'A', which I believe means 'archived '. Some, however, have an attribute "AT". Does this mean "archived temporary? I have searched and cannot find a description of what means the file attribute "AT".

  More important still, when I do a search by name (partial or total) for all of the files AT using Windows Explorer (WE), they are not identified (doing the same type of search for 'A' files works well). Why do WE not seek 'see' FILES? Now I know why I can't find sometimes some files with US, even though I know they are there - I can open them, copy, etc. In addition, my data backup program is not backup files AT (maybe WE're dependent?).

  Here is another weird thing about WE search function: it won't identify the FILES in the folders on my C drive, but will identify them on my external hard drive so I copy and paste here. Why WE search for files with an attribute AT does not work on the external, but not on the C drive D drive?

  Finally, is there a way to 1) in the world, replace files with an attribute AT to have an attribute A rather? And (2) change the search WE work so he can identify files by name even if they have an attribute AT?

  Thanks in advance.

  OK, after several decades of DOS/Windows use, I found a whole new world on extended attributes. Here are a few links that explain their:

  https://jpsoft.com/help/FileAttr.htm
  https://jpsoft.com/help/attrib.htm
  https://jpsoft.com/help/attrswitch.htm
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/406.DFSR-does-not-replicate-temporary-files.aspx
  http://blogs.msdn.com/b/larryosterman/Archive/2004/04/19/116084.aspx

  The T attribute: 'temporary' and is used by browsers. You would need a PowerShell command to reset. Since I never use the search function of Windows Explorer, I don't know how it affects the temporary attribute.

• How can I change the attributes read-only or system files?

  How can I change the attributes read-only or system files?

  To view or to remove the read-only or system attributes, use the Attrib command at a command prompt:

  1. click the Start button, type cmd in the search box and press ENTER.

  2. to view the syntax for the Attrib command, Type attrib------? at the command prompt.

  WARNING: If you remove the read-only or a file system attribute, it may seem like a regular folder and some customizations may be lost. For example, Windows customizes the Fonts folder and provides a special folder view that allows you to hide variations, such as bold and italics. It also allows you to change the display settings of the file in a way that is specific to fonts. If you remove the read-only attributes and the Fonts folder system, these custom display settings not available. For folders that you have customized by using the tab, customize the folder properties dialog box, the folder icon and other other customizations may be lost when you remove the read-only attribute.

  If a program cannot save files to a folder with read-only, such as My Documents, change the read-only to the system attribute by using the Attrib command at a command prompt.

  To remove the read-only attribute and to set the system attribute, use the following command:

  attrib - r + s drive:------------.

  For example, to remove the read-only attribute and set the attribute to system for the C:\Test folder, use the following command: attrib - r + s c:\test

  Be aware that some programs may not work correctly with folders for which the read-only attribute and the system attribute are granted. You can use the following command to remove these attributes:

  attrib - r-s c:\test

• File attributes can be changed from read-only on a global scale?

  I just finished using Easy Transfer from XP on a Win7 machine on another PC and find that almost ALL of my documents, spreadsheets and Access databases has been changed read-only.  I changed a couple of them to full access through the Properties menu, etc. and many prefer to be able to do on a global scale as I speak of hundreds of files that have been changed by this transfer.

  Is there a way to do this on all my files on my hard drive?

  Ronnie,

  It just seemed to me that all I really need to do is to find a way to change MY profile for equal to that of the admin. I did it just for a few files and these files are no longer read-only... !  I hesitate to change my system to an ADMIN login for security reasons.   I also changed the attributes of the lowest subfolder, then the above it and then I can open all of the files in these folders in r/w mode...

  So, is it possible to automate change the attributes of all files folder and subfolders?

  Fred615

  Hi Fred

  Yes, you must be connected to a Director profile.

  If all these files that you want to remove the read-only attribute on the D: drive, perform the following steps. Use these commands exactly as written, including spaces.

  1. open the elevated command prompt by using the profile administrator.

  The location should display C:\Windows\system32 >

  2 type cd\

  Press ENTER

  The location should now show C:\ >

  3. Type  D:

  Press ENTER

  4 location should now show D:\ >

  5 type attrib - r *. * /s /d

  Press ENTER

  This should remove the read-only attribute of all folders and files on that drive.

  Test and let us know the results.

  Concerning

• Satellite U300 PSU3DA: error: could not open the file attribute execution of concept maps

  I have a PSU3DA-U300 which I changed from Vista to XP.
  This is because my main computer use will be for navigation (boat) and I was told that most navigation programs will work better with XP. I have almost nothing on my laptop so far, and the system already seems to be slow and freezing too often.

  My question is now on the program of concept maps which I just installed and which does not open. He repeats to me "Eorror: could not open the file attribute.

  What does that mean? I uninstall and reinstall the program, and he comes back with this message.
  I had a glance at the Device Manager, and the only thing that seems incorrect is the PCI memory controller.
  I did a bit of research on this and it seems that this driver is not required for XP? Is this true?

  Would this be a cause of C-Maps program does not?

  Thanks in advance.

  > I did a bit of research on this and it seems that this driver is not required for XP? Is this true?
  Where did you read this info?
  I put t know if the driver is not required, but you get all the drivers on the Toshiba site.

  For your problem with concept maps, I think that it is best to contact you that support the conceptual maps. Here, this is a forum for Toshiba laptops.

• WinXP PRO, the recovery console, could not change an attribute

  Hello, I installed the recovery console, and so far I just used it to run chkdsk. Today, I tried to change the attribute on a read only file. I typed attrib - r h mitchell. I kept getting a msg saying that the settings were wrong. I checked attrib /? and he followed correctly, I thought. I am running winxp pro svc pk 3, ie8. Thanks in advance for any help.

  Good for you.

  Someday, you'll be glad you did.

  Mitchell, is a file or a folder?

  In the Recovery Console, you do not have access to each file and folder on your system.  You cannot in all cases - this isn't how the Recovery Console.

  You can read this article:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314058

  The Recovery Console is the recovery so that he knows only about some things - do not change the attributes on files and folders.

  There are some other bootable CD, you can use for this.

  If you have some kind of issues or problems and need some ideas, trying to better describe what you try to do it and someone can help.

  They are taunting on this other thread needing a response... Although I got to me 23 SE other than "answers" today that match the requirements.

  This is the answer the day.

• How to remove file attributes

  I have Vista Home Premium running on my laptop (and I wouldn't if I could get XP to reload) and she put on my WD external hard drive file attributes to read-only.  I found the following thread and followed the steps in it.

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/vistaperformance/thread/595795ba-3ffd-4052-8a0a-afd51292292d

  Unfortunately, what is to me a message that says:

  E:\ > attrib r * / S/D
  Invalid switch - / S/D

  [I tried to run with just the/s but what is gives me a very long list of reset do not file hidden - E:\[File name].

  Can someone Please, please, please tell me how to get rid of this attribute of reading only freaking that I neither want nor need.

  Hello

  The above command is spelled wrong. It should be
  attrib - r [drive:] *. * /s /d
  don't forget the space between /s and / d

  I just wanted to share in case anyone has a similar problem as my client where all files and directory have been hidden and the hidden attribute is grayed out.
  This means that the files and folders are classified as system folders, to fix this use:

  attrib s h [drive:] *. * /s /d
  This will change the attribute on all the directory and file in the drive letter specified, including the subdirectory.

  or use:
  attrib s h [drive:] [path] *. * /s /d
  to change only the files in a specified path or directory

  don't use this on your c: drive because it will expose completely all system folders which, in most cases, is not a good idea.
  Use for files and folders, or USB drives where the files are hidden or classified wrongly as file system.

  Best wishes
  Thomanji

• Cannot modify READ ONLY file attributes using the administrator account

  I tried the windows Explorer and a custom program called Directory Opus. I tried to create several administrator accounts, but not luck.

  I can't work with this existing problem.

  I need a solution.

  I have exactly the same problem.  Following the steps above did not work, folders/subfolders unchangeable rest.  I am the owner of the folder and subfolders.  I don't know yet how they became Read-Only to start.  Read-only on the individual files setting works correctly.  Changing the settings of file does not work.

  IMPORTANT EDIT:

  According to a message from the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
  You cannot view or change the read-only or system attributes
  To summarize, Windows does not include system or read-only folders settings (he was aware of these properties on the FILES however).  Individual applications that you use cannot ignore the State of read-only on a folder and can give an error.  In my situation, an application was trying to create a new file in a folder that has been marked read-only and honored the RO parameter and refuses to try to create the new file.

  To actually change these attributes, properties menu will not work.  The KB source:

  • If you click apply changes to this folder only , the read-only attribute is changed for all files in the folder. However, the read-only attribute is not changed for the folder, its subfolders or files in its subfolders. If you click apply changes to this folder, subfolders and files , the read-only attribute is changed for all files in the folder and all files in the subfolders. However, the read-only attribute is not changed for the folder or its subfolders.

  To change these properties, the user must start a Terminal command line and execute the changes by hand, for example, this command:

  • attrib - r + s c:\test

  .. What will remove the READ ONLY parameter and apply the SYSTEM setting in the folder.  Once more, change the properties of files (including files in subfolders) works as expected with the right click - Properties-> Security menu.

  The basic source of knowledge:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/326549

  Bad support, Ms.

• You will need to provide administrator permission to change these attributes

  I am an administrator, I'm doing a completely read/write folder, but I get "you need give the administrator permission to change these attributes.

  The folder is c:\program files\ and then some void / folders for a Microsoft product.

  I have "Everyone" in the security with total control tab and it still does not work.

  I need to make the file read/write

  Thank you

  You have to disable UAC (User Access Control) temporarily to that of such changes. Then, you may find that the changes do not affect the access to these folders because access is controlled by the UAC. Have a look here for more details on UAC: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/951016/

• questions about files #attributes.ini

  (1) influence the subdirectories?

  (2) I know that the folder of spool in % systemsystem % has the value DirectoryIsolationMode = merged. What happens if I change to WriteCopy, that will affect my impression?

  Thank you

  rice4lunch

  (1) influence the subdirectories?

  If a file does not contain a #attributes #, it will inherit all settings of file ##attribute of the parent folder.

  (2) I know that the folder of spool in % systemsystem % has the value DirectoryIsolationMode = merged. What happens if I change to WriteCopy, that will affect my impression?

  as noted above, this = bad karma

  See you soon,.

  EvilOne

  NOTE: If your question or problem has been resolved, please mark this thread as answered and awarded points accordingly.

• Prevent change plot-attributes executionmode

  

  Hello

  If I run a program with a graphic, I do want to be able to change the attributes of the plot (s).

  Is this possible without hiding the plotlist?

  Bravo will be given: mantongue:

  Hi Hannah,

  Yes you can do it. Use the LegDisable property of the graph and the field to true.

  

  

• Change file associations

  I need information about how to change file associations.

  How to set file Associations:

  http://articles.TechRepublic.com.com/5100-10878_11-6172036.html

  How do I... Change file extension associations in Windows Vista?

  Simply ONE method to do so.

  The above is very good and covers programs by default file association.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• How can I copy only new or changed files in windows 7?

  I want to copy files or folders to one disc to another on Windows 7.  But I don't want Windows to copy all the files and replace existing ones.  I just it copies new or changed files.

  You can review SyncToy because it will allow you to do what you want (automatically!).

  SyncToy 2.1
   http://www.Microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?ID=15155

  Kind regards

• Ipd blackBerry Smartphones changing files

  How could I read ipd files in my computer?
  The idea is to modify or add data to my contacts in my phone, which is much easier to do in my blackberry, a transfer then the changed file on my phone via the Blackberry Desktop Manager.

  Hi and welcome to the Forums!

  A few things to discuss... so bear with me...

  IPD files are designed for one purpose... backup and restore. They are not intended for any other use. There are 3rd party IPD readers out there (ABC Amber?), but I don't know if they allow the edition you want. But your problem is actually not that... on the contrary, your problem is how to enable the use of a PIM desktop as the master of your data and who synchronize with your BB. Therefore, keep reading...

  Unlike other how things, RIM does not provide a desktop PIM. Others force you to use their PIM and only their PIM. RIM provides a driving software that works as a bridge between your PIM and the BB. See this compatible PIM KB:

  • KB12268 Applications supported by BlackBerry Desktop Manager to synchronize

  So, your path is, IMO, choose a compatible PIM (from above). Then download your data out of your BB and in the desktop PIM (a single one-way synchronization of your BB to the PIM, should achieve). Next, configure the BB to sync with the PIM on a permanent basis:

  • KB17022 How to configure applications to Organizer for synchronization using BlackBerry Desktop Manager

  Good luck and let us know!