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My MacBook Pro HD crashed, I replaced it, and I copied my files back to the new HD from a backup (not Time Capsule). I am running Lion with all current updates.
Using Finder, I can create, delete, and rename files and folders in my Documents folder. When I launch Dreamweaver and try to create a new folder from within it, I get the message that my Documents folder is read-only, and I cannot create a new folder or save to existing ones. I tried setting EVERYONE to Read&Write on the Documents folder just to see if that would fix it, but it still indicates a read-only state. As a repair attempt, I performed a Repair Permissions using Disk Utility. Upon verifying the disk, it reports the disk appears to be okay. Still, I cannot create or save to an existing folder in Documents from within Dreamweaver.
I am a little baffled. Any thoughts or ideas?
RESOLVED - Quite frankly, I am not sure what I did to fix it. At one point I closed Dreamweaver and reopened it, and suddenly all was well with the world. Anyway, it is fixed.
Using Finder, I can create, delete, and rename files and folders in my Documents folder. When I launch Dreamweaver and try to create a new folder from within it, I get the message that my Documents folder is read-only, and I cannot create a new folder or save to existing ones. I tried setting EVERYONE to Read&Write on the Documents folder just to see if that would fix it, but it still indicates a read-only state. As a repair attempt, I performed a Repair Permissions using Disk Utility. Upon verifying the disk, it reports the disk appears to be okay. Still, I cannot create or save to an existing folder in Documents from within Dreamweaver.
I am a little baffled. Any thoughts or ideas?
RESOLVED - Quite frankly, I am not sure what I did to fix it. At one point I closed Dreamweaver and reopened it, and suddenly all was well with the world. Anyway, it is fixed.
