Posted by dadiOH on 05/09/06 10:46

Cerulean wrote:
> I have an older computer (PIII, 650 MHz, 128 SDRAM). I'm having
> difficulty editing the ID3 tags and renaming files, etc., because
> Windows 2000 doesn't let go. I was told in an MS group that the group
> would know of a workaround. Apparently there is a way to let the OS
> let go of the files so one work with them. Does anyone know the
> solution? It gets very annoying when one can't edit one's files
> properly.

That's just plain silly. One purpose of an OS *is* to permit you to
edit/work with files. Have you managed to attribute Read Only/Hidden/System
to all your files?

You're welcome. BTW, your nym for this group is "Mitch something".




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