Noone respects Read-only attrib for folders. You can change the folder, create a
new file, delete the folder or whatever you want even if it is read-only. For
files, yes it matters. It matters because you cant overwrite read-only file but
you can still delete it, rename it, move it, copy it etc.
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> I just started using XP and I'm not having much success changing
> folder and or file attributes from "read only."
>
> For example, I installed Mozilla and was to change the folder it's in
> from "read only" and it said the folder and all files and subfolders
> would be changed but it doesn't stay that way. When I go back to the
> folder it's "read only" again.
>
> I was told this is the way XP works?