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Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by rclarke250, Sep 3, 2010.

  1. rclarke250

    rclarke250 New Member

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    In the new version, when I try to edit or replace the classes.txt or spells.txt file for the manually specified files in C:\Program Files (x86)\MindGene\d20Pro\judge\campaigns\Legacy Campaign\res\ManuallySpecified I get an error saying you are not allowed to edit this file, talk to your administrator, Since I am the administrator, and am logged in as an administrator, what kind of weirdness did you guys do? Trying to test the pathfinder APG release versions, and can't get the .txt files to copy over.
     
    #1 rclarke250, Sep 3, 2010
  2. Daggeth

    Daggeth New Member

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    I can't think of any changes made on our end that would cause this.

    The files might be read-only for some reason. I just did a clean install to test this and they shouldn't be read-only by default, but its something you can check.

    Is this Vista or Win7? The UAC likes to restrict access to files whenever it gets a chance. Maybe try installing d20Pro not in the default location inside the Program Files folder?
     
    #2 Daggeth, Sep 3, 2010
  3. rclarke250

    rclarke250 New Member

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    Yep, I checked this, after I posted, and for some reason the whole x86 folder and all subfolders were marked as read only, so I just removed it, and can copy files over ok.
     
    #3 rclarke250, Sep 4, 2010
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