OK, here I am again. You helped me make my system folder visible and I'll be eternally grateful. Well, at least until Tuesday. Now I've got another problem. The school techie who made the system folder invisible also put all the applications and most of the rest of the hard disk space on a write protected partition. So even if some smart kid smuggled in a copy of ResEdit, he couldn't do anything to the applications partition. Before I stepped up in front of you with my hand out again, I tried every hard disk utility I could find and they all said that I would probably lose everything on the disk in a reformat. I'd rather not take that chance. Is there a sure fire way to remove the write protection from the partition without reformatting? Thanks -- Dan
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