Read and Write Permissions in Dreamweaver CS3

I have searhed the web endlessly for what seems like a simple question? How do you set read and write permissions for an upload folder in dreamweaver cs3?
I finally came accross one forum which described.
You go to the files panel and change the drop down menu from "Local View" to "Remote View".
Then you select the upload folder you created and right click on it.
A pop up menu appears and you select "set permissions"
This is where I am ok to. My defualt permissions are set to 666. Does anyone know the number to set it to if i would like visitors to my site to be able tp upload files?
ps I am using windows vista and dreamweaver cs3.

My defualt permissions are set to 666. Does anyone know the number to set it to if i would like visitors to my site to be able tp upload files?
Try 775 first, but you will probably need to use 777, which is the least secure set of permissions. Normally, if you want to allow people to upload to your website, you should create a login system and allow only registered users to upload to a folder that has permissions set to such a weak level. Otherwise, you could lay yourself open to all sorts of abuse.

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<pre style="
font-family: Monaco, 'Courier New', Courier, monospace;
font-size: 10px;
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DVD file:
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That's the problem. In the show information window doesn't appear any little lock anywhere as it appear in other windows
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