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2009-10-11		2011-07-30
move decription how undefined state looks like into footnote (martin)		scp (martin)
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	When explicitly changing permissions of existing remote files, the checkboxes can be set to undefined state((Grayed checkbox on Windows 2000 and older, green square on default theme of Windows XP)). It means that the particular permissions should be left to its current state. This is useful when you want to change one particular permission for set of files/directories that have different permissions.		When explicitly changing permissions of existing remote files, the checkboxes can be set to undefined state((Grayed checkbox on Windows 2000 and older, green square on default theme of Windows XP)). It means that the particular permissions should be left to its current state. This is useful when you want to change one particular permission for set of files/directories that have different permissions.

-	Note that this will not work fully for [[protocols#scp_secure_copy_protocol\|SCP protocol]] for files in subdirectories.	+	Note that this will not work fully for [[scp\|SCP protocol]] for files in subdirectories.

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	The //Add X to directories// checkbox makes WinSCP add "execute" permission to directories for every permission group (owner/group/others) where there is a "read" permission set already.		The //Add X to directories// checkbox makes WinSCP add "execute" permission to directories for every permission group (owner/group/others) where there is a "read" permission set already.

-	On [[ui_properties\|Properties dialog]] the option is available only when there is at least one directory selected. Also it will not work for [[protocols#scp_secure_copy_protocol\|SCP protocol]] for subdirectories of selected directories.	+	On [[ui_properties\|Properties dialog]] the option is available only when there is at least one directory selected. Also it will not work for [[scp\|SCP protocol]] for subdirectories of selected directories.

	The checkbox is disabled, if you check "execute" permissions explicitly for all permission groups, as it makes it effectively useless.		The checkbox is disabled, if you check "execute" permissions explicitly for all permission groups, as it makes it effectively useless.