"David Bradley" wrote > Window's version of chmod, which is how this is implemented, only > supports the owner flags, 0400, 0200, and 0100. If you're trying to use > any of the other flags it's probably going to ignore them.
Hello, ok thank you. So, why the permissions attribute of a normal file in Windows is 0 (zero)? I tried to set it to 0400 or other kind of permissions but it just doesn't work. So, is there a way to create(or change a file to) a read-only file in Windows with XPCOM? Is there a way to create and hidden file? Thank you in advance. Bye bye carlo
