Get Info>Permission
I just had all my files migrated from my older MacBook Pro to a new one I just bought with more memory. I have a program called "Family Tree Maker 2019." Within this program I have stored various documents and photographs in the FTM 2019 Media folder. But when I went to open the photos on my new MacBook Pro, they wouldn't open. There was a symbol beside them that had the iCloud and down arrow, indicating they were being downloaded from iCloud, but that should not have been necessary since Apple migrated all my FTM data from my old MacBook Pro to my new. Anyway, I couldn't even open the photos in Preview initially. Then, all of a sudden, it opened about 20 photos at once! But when I tried to save any of them (there was no "Save As" option), it told me I couldn't peform that because I didn't have permission. I went to the first photo, clicked on Get Info, unlocked the permission, added my name (not sure why those permissions didn't copy over during the migration), and clicked the lock again, then closed Get Info. This time, when I tried to Save the photo (still did not have the option to "Save As"), it repeated the message that I did not have permission. What could the problem be? I followed instructions from one user online to go into Applications>Utilities>Disk Utility and to select Permissions, but that was not an option when I opened up Disk Utility. Any help would be greatly appreciated...in layman's terms! Thank you! Marilyn
MacBook Pro 13", macOS 10.12