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... you need (at least in WS_FTP) to right click on the file itself and select CHMOD , and check the appropriate permissions (eg all of them !))
if thats what you are doing and it still does not work , note that depening on your host's setup you may not actually be allowed to CHMOD.
1 other possiblity is that you may have created the file via a CGI/PHP script , in that case the script is owned by (usually) 'nobody' and you no longer have permission to CHMOD that script.
If that is the case , get your script to CHMOD or CHOWN (CHOWN is disabled on almost all virtual hosting accounts) the file with the appropriate permissions , then you can alter it via FTP.
eg in PHP , a file created via script and now 'owned' by apache/nobody can be made available again by ..<? chmod( 'filename.file' , 0777 );?>
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