Powerpoint presentation

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Dear john Wilson,
No i'm affraid the memory stick doesn't have a switch on the side.
Do you know how to take a folder or presentation off "read only"?
 
Are you transfering the file from a CD? Are you accidentally trying to save
to the wrong drive (the one that contains the CD and not the jump drive)?
Sorry to ask such a basic question, but it happens...

Also, is the file you're trying to save Password protected?
 
Hi Sandy,

I am trying to transfer a Powerpoint presentation from my PC on to a
portable memory stick. However, every time I try to click and drag the
presentation to the USB folder, it tells me that I cannot transfer because
the file is 'Read Only'.

Are you able to help me please?
 
You can set / unset readonly by right clicking > properties. However read
only and even passworded ppt files will usually drag onto a memory stick
 
Hi Sandy,

I am trying to transfer a powerpoint presentation from my PC on to a
portable USB memory stick. But every time I try to move and copy the
presentation, it says 'Cannot move - Read only file'.

I have gone inton Properties and changed the settings off 'read only' or
'hidden' but without success.

Can you help me please?
 
Char.M Plz help said:
Hi Sandy,

I am trying to transfer a powerpoint presentation from my PC on to a
portable USB memory stick. But every time I try to move and copy the
presentation, it says 'Cannot move - Read only file'.

I have gone inton Properties and changed the settings off 'read only' or
'hidden' but without success.

Can you help me please?
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Try copying a different file, say a little file you've created in Notepad and
saved to your desktop. Let's find out whether the problem is with the PPT file
or the USB stick.
 
I did a little research on this. A new article in PC World says that his
seems to happen often and is supposedly caused by "a failure with the chip
set on the flash drive that controls the connect..." The author of the
article says you should ask the manufacturer (this article was about Memorex)
to replace your drive.
 
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