Try deleting the photos you copied.
Then recopy them bay using right click copy and the right click paste.
Picture Problems
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Re: Picture Problems
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Re: Picture Problems
Right click on the folder and select Properties.
Click Permissions and set these.
Owner: USER_NAME
Folder access: Create and delete files
File access: Read and write
Group: USER_NAME
Folder access: Access files
File access: Read-only
Others:
Folder access: Access files
File access: Read-only
Click Apply Permissions to Enclosed Files.
Click Permissions and set these.
Owner: USER_NAME
Folder access: Create and delete files
File access: Read and write
Group: USER_NAME
Folder access: Access files
File access: Read-only
Others:
Folder access: Access files
File access: Read-only
Click Apply Permissions to Enclosed Files.
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Re: Picture Problems
Assuming that you copied the folders to a folder called "images"...
Open a terminal (with right click in the file manager)
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That should do the trick.
The copies are write protected by default, since you're copying everything, INCLUDING their permissions from the CD, and since a CD per is write protected, you inherit this settings by default, the behavior is the same in all OS'es by the way.
Open a terminal (with right click in the file manager)
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chmod -R 644 /imagesThe copies are write protected by default, since you're copying everything, INCLUDING their permissions from the CD, and since a CD per is write protected, you inherit this settings by default, the behavior is the same in all OS'es by the way.
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