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Normaly you can save a file and afterwards manually set the file attribute to "read only".

Now I'm looking to merge both subtasks into one. Ideally the Window's "Save As"-Dialog would give me on a Checkbox-Option "save as read only". At least this would work, as long as the software doesn't implement it's own "Save-As"-Dialog. Is there way to get this done? Using a tool, programming this myself, etc.?

Any help is greatly appreciated! The solution has to work for Windows 7.

Cheers, Albin

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As a workaround, I made a batch script which I can access from file explorer that sets the file to read-only. See here.

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