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the file xx.dsn is read only any work must be saved to a different desing file
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uyarıya OK diyip masa üstüne kayıt ettim kayıt edilen dosyayı açıp düzenledim uyarı mesajı vermedi kayıt ettim yine mesaj gelmedi dosyayı açtım yaptığım değişiklikler olduğu gibi duruyordu

sanırım değişiklik için bir koruma ama yeni versiyonda etkili olmamış

kullanıcının ayarladığı bir durum sanırım isis help menüsünde library menüsünden bahsediliyor help menüsünde read only olarak arama yapın detaylı açıklamalar var

Warning Message:

Device ‘x’ was found in a read-only library ‘y’.
Where ‘x’ is the name of the device you are packaging and ‘y’ is the name of a device library that is set as read-only.

Cause:
The device for which you are trying to assign packages exists in a library that is read-only. This is either because it is in a library supplied with the software, because you have specified one of your own libraries to be read-only, or because your user permissions prevent you from writing to the library.

Solution:
The purpose of this warning is to indicate that if you now store the part in a writable library, the same named device will be in two different libraries and this will may lead to ambiguities later on.
At the stage of getting the warning message it is probably best to immediately store the newly packaged device in any suitable writable library and then resolve the issue as follows:

· If the original part exists in one of the system libraries (i.e. a library supplied with the software) then use the Library Manager (launched from the Library menu) to change the name of the newly packaged device such that its name is unique.

· If the part exists in one of your own user libraries which is set to read-only then use the Library Manager (launched from the Library menu) to temporarily remove the read-only setting on the library and to then move the part from the library you saved it in to your own library and then restore the read-only setting.

· If your access permissions prevent you from writing to the library you will need to contact your Network Administrator to resolve the issue.

The text at the top of a library list box indicates whether the specified library is read-only. Read-only libraries can only be used as a Source or Primary Library – you can still select a read-only library as a Destination (Secondary) Library, but the buttons that affect the library (e.g. Copy) will not be enabled. The text at the bottom of a library list box indicates the number of items in the library and the number of remaining entries in the library index.