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&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt; At the end of a cpp file - last line - no code. 
 
Do you mean at line 220 in word.cpp was no code? 
 
If so, I would assume that either you mixed up with precompiled header so that the lines showed by the compiler were not the lines you see in your source. To repair that, simply close all windows in the studio and make a rebuild all after that. If that doesn't help, close the IDE, delete Debug and Release folder and *.ncb. *.api, *.bsc, *.ilk, *.pdb at the project folder. 
 
Note, I don't think it has to do with file or directory permissions, so far. 
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&gt;&gt;&gt;&gt;&nbsp;In Win explorer the read only &nbsp;properties for the directory(and children) is blue 
 
I don't know of a 'blue' property but if you mean that the read-only checkbox was partial checked (it is grey on my system), that is normal for directories and folders as there are always some sub-folders or files write-protected (where some of them couldn't be reset). 
 
No, you should trust the error message. If it says there is a include file that couldn't be opened, then it is a wrong #include statement or a missing header file and not the permission of the word.cpp you currently were compiling and editing in the IDE. 
 

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Hi! 
Yep, it is strange this, it has to be with the #imported stuff as other imports are building. 
I have narrowed it down to erroring to1 line of code: 
 
this complies OK: 
 
long CWord::GetNumFields() 
{ 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;doc;//-&gt;GetFormFields(); 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;//return doc-&gt;FormFields-&gt;GetCount(); 
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;return 1; 
} 
 
if i remove the comments: i.e. 
 
&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;doc-&gt;GetFormFields(); 
 
 
then I get the permissions error; 
1&gt;d:\data\dev\cms\3.0.0.0\code\word\src\word.cpp(213) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'd:\data\dev\cms\3.0.0.0\code\word\src': Permission denied 
(No code at 213 - end of file0
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I reckon it is to do with the #import: &nbsp; #pragma start_map_region 
it does not have \\ &nbsp;(double backslashes) but has single ones.
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Thanks, I will do tomorrow - 5:15 am - time for bed 
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Hi I am compiling using VS 2008 C++ on Windows 7 for the first time and get the folowing error: 
fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'd:\data\dev\cms\3.0.0.0\code\word\src': Permission denied 
At the end of a cpp file - last line - no code. 
I check this out and see that it is possibly because src is a directory but it is not read only 
In Win explorer the read only &nbsp;properties for the directory(and children) is blue - which I presume means that it or a child file/dir is readonly, so I clear it, it asks if I want to apply to folder and sub folder - I go OK 
Apply, close 
But whin I go back in the read only status is blue again and the complie fails ... ??? 
Same happens in XP 
 
Anybody help? 

<pre><code class="code-1 nolinks" id="code-265089">1&gt;------ Build started: Project: Word, Configuration: Debug Win32 ------
1&gt;Compiling...
1&gt;Word.cpp
1&gt;d:\data\dev\cms\3.0.0.0\code\word\src\word.cpp(220) : fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'd:\data\dev\cms\3.0.0.0\code\word\src': Permission denied
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Hi I am compiling using VS 2008 C++ on Windows 7 for the first time and get the folowing error:
fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'd:\data\dev\cms\3.0.0.0\code\word\src': Permission denied
At the end of a cpp file - last line - no code.
I check this out and see that it is possibly because src is a directory but it is not read only
In Win explorer the read only  properties for the directory(and children) is blue - which I presume means that it or a child file/dir is readonly, so I clear it, it asks if I want to apply to folder and sub folder - I go OK
Apply, close
But whin I go back in the read only status is blue again and the complie fails ... ???
Same happens in XP

Anybody help?

Win 7 and directory permissions

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