I am running into a most frustrating issue.
I recently switched to Mac for my work machines (always had a mac in the office/house for personal use), and I share files with my other Windows machines.
The issues I'm having are that every time I create a file or folder on the mac in Lion, the permissions for that files/folder are set to READ ONLY, and I essentially have to ALWAYS go through each file to change them for the windows world to view/do anything with them.
This is particularly troublesome with lots of files and folders within folders that need to be FTP'd, as those LION permissions mean they can't be viewed on the web until changed and re-uploaded.
Is there a way to make a global change to how/when new folders and files are written to have permissions set to ALL READ AND WRITE???
HELP!
I recently switched to Mac for my work machines (always had a mac in the office/house for personal use), and I share files with my other Windows machines.
The issues I'm having are that every time I create a file or folder on the mac in Lion, the permissions for that files/folder are set to READ ONLY, and I essentially have to ALWAYS go through each file to change them for the windows world to view/do anything with them.
This is particularly troublesome with lots of files and folders within folders that need to be FTP'd, as those LION permissions mean they can't be viewed on the web until changed and re-uploaded.
Is there a way to make a global change to how/when new folders and files are written to have permissions set to ALL READ AND WRITE???
HELP!
