I can't edit a folder in kubuntu 6.10. How do i do it?
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Since you didn't say what you want to edit (name of folder, contents of folder, location of folder, etc.) you might want to go to the Kubuntu Wiki for info.  Please note there's over 15,000 pages of info so it might take about 15 - 20 seconds to retrieve the contents of this link:\n\nhttps://wiki.kubuntu.org/Kubuntu?action=fullsearch&context=180&value=edit+folders&fullsearch=Text\n\nplrr
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Assuming you have Windows XP Home edition. \n--x--\nRight click on your start button and click "Open all users"\nIn the new window, click on "tools" and then "Folder Options"\nClick on the "view" tab\nUncheck the option that says "Hide extensions of known file types"\nClick OK. \nYou can now rename extentions of your files.!
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go to edit folders and hit delete.
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Open folder>\nFile>\nProperties>\nSharing>\nCheck
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It is displayed in the status bar. Unfortunately, status bar is disabled by default.\nEnable it from folder options menu and mark "Apply to all folders"
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Try chmod -r +w *\n\nThat'll give *everything" below the directory you're in write perms.  Always be careful with the recursive (-r) when doing these things.\n\nAlso, as superuser, you automatically have write perms to everything.
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the command is call "chmod"\n\nworks from a shell or from ftp\n\nthe basic command is\n\nchmod ugo+rwx FILENAME\n\nif you want to change\nu user permissions\ng group permissions\no other permissions\n+ adds\nr read  access\nw write access\nx execute (or accessibility for a directory)\n\na webserver does not run as you, so you need to give it read access. if you are a member of its group you add the group permission, but it's probably "other"\n\nas an alternative you can set permissions as an octal numer\n\nchmod 644 FILENAME\nwould give you full permission, and your group and others read only\n(chmod 755 DIRNAME for a directory)\n\nI've used ws_ftp before, and it's pretty nice so it probably has this feature... but I have my limits and I don't think I'm going to install it just to test it for you :) try using a female avatar, that suckers me sometimes :)\n\nbut, to fix your immediate problem, you can log in using the regular windows ftp and set it that way\n\nin an MSDOS window type\nftp HOSTNAME\n\nuser: yourusername\npassword: yourpassword\n\nthen, once you are logged in you will be in your login directory. if you want to see the directory listing\n\nls\ndir\n\n(either of those will work) if you need to change directories\n\ncd DIR/NAMES\n\nthen \n\nchmod 644 FILENAME\n\nyou can use wildcards, but you need to turn on "globbing" usually which I can't recall how to do\n\nglobbing on\nglob on\nset glob on\nhelp\n\ntype some combination of the above, or search the web for ftp globbing and you will find how to do it.\n\nThe other thing you can do probably is add a file to you home directory and put a umask in it. then, when you log in it will set your default permissions to the umask. check with your ISP help for whether they support this and what file you should put it in or whether they will change it for you. Once you've identified where it goes, the other tricky part is that umasks are the binary opposite of chmod bitfields, so the umask number is not the same as the 644. I always have to look it up so that's what you'll have to do, but now that you know it's called a umask, searching will be pretty easy.
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Assumintg u have explored the option of contro panel-> add/remove programs ,one way is to format the drive on which is installed.If u are not prepared to do that manually delete the folders of f-prot.if u get the message access denied ,right click the folders and choose archive option.then u would be able to delete them.\nthen goto run->regedit->localusers->softwares->.pick fprotholder keys and delete them.
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That didn't work, try this...\n\nIn Windows Explorer, open up the Tools Menu, Folder Options, Hit the View Tab.  In the "Advanced Settings" box, scroll down until you see "Remember each folder's view settings" and make sure its checked. Hit Apply at the bottom, then "Apply to all folders" button at the top.\n\nBrowse to your folder and change it to how you like, then close explorer and run it again and see if it kept it this time.\n\nIf it did, make sure you reboot the PC so Windows will keep those settings.
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Go up to the the edit tab, a list of your folders are then listed, at the bottom, you will see the contents of my folders, choose the content and then choose the delete option next to what you want to delete.
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Just right click the folder you want to change .Click properties,Then click Customise .Then choose a picture
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Hello. I tried it, and I was successfull, so I didnt get Permission Denied (Linux, Debian unstable).\nTry "echo $PWD" to see, which directory try to touch a file in.\nAlso try "set" to see all environment variables.\n\nAnd probably it could be a good ide to share your crontab with us.\n\n#!/bin/sh\nset
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If you right click on the folder and then go to properties, a dialogue box should pop up. Then click on "hide". You can still access the folder, but it's hidden.
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Open up a folder and go to the Tools bar, then select folder options.\nUnder the View Tab you will be able to check or uncheck an option with: "Hide extensions for known file types"  Uncheck this and then you will be able to change it all.
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First and foremost thing is to set the path in the Environment variables and save the path there. On the My computer icon right click and go to properties and click on the advanced tab button there u find the environment variables click on that option and there u find the label user variables for administrator click on the Path and edit it by adding the path  with a ; as seperator if any other path is already present.\n\nnow save your java file in the bin directory and there\nu type \njavac filename.java \n\nin the place where ur java fils is present\n\n\ncompilation is completed
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u can do it only on one condition backup that particular folder before deleting.(in a cd,pen drive,floppy....)\ndelete it,see if ur pc has been affected due to the absence of the file,if it has then  just put it back where it was simple \nfor further details contact ur local software technician!!!!!!
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Log in as root, and use the terminal to change the Current Working Directory (CWD) to the kismet directory. Run the following commands, in order.\n\n./configure\nmake\nmake install