Setting :noWriteAccess to .T. (true) limits the options available to the file dialog for validating user input. In this case, the file dialog does not check for write protection, a full disk, an open drive door, or network protection. In other words, path and/or file validation may not be performed as expected, see the :validatePath instance variable.
Member variable XbpFileDialog():noWriteAccess Foundation
Controls validation techniques applied by the file dialog
This instance variable controls how the file dialog attempts to validate file and path information entered by the user. Per default, the file dialog performs read and/or write access to the directories and files selected to validate the user's input. If :noWriteAccess contains the value .T. (true), no write access is performed.
This may be required for certain network connections that restrict random access to shared files and/or directories. In normal situations, changing the default setting of this instance variable should not be required.
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