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| Thanks for that Wendy. Probably what I am thinking of is opening files from CDs - I believe that they are "read only" format. (again correct me if I am wrong! )
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| Yes Elaine, I would think a read only CD would cause problems. Don't know about Re-writable though. Don't think I'd want to try it!
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I have never tried to close FTM with a stick attached to the computer, but as you say, the way FTM opens files (through filepaths) it seems reasonable to assume it would look for the stick when you attempt to open that particular file again.
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| Correct Elaine, by default the files are "read only". By right clicking and selecting "properties" it is possible to uncheck the "read only" box, after opening the file in FTM this allows the file to be edited in the usual way.
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