How to Look at a Write-Protected Lisp File
LISP is an interpreted programming language and LISP source code files may usually be identified by a file extension of “.lsp” or “.lisp.” LISP source code files are simple text files and may be viewed with a text editor, such as Notepad. Though LISP files may be viewed in a simple text editor, LISP editors add the additional benefit of highlighting and color coding LISP syntax. If the LISP file is write-protected, you will only be able to look at the file. You will not be able to make changes to the source code while the file is write-protected.
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Instructions
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Right-click on the write-protected LISP file to open the context menu.
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Click the “Open With” option from the context menu. A window containing a list of installed programs opens.
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Scroll to and click on the “Notepad” icon. The LISP file opens in Notepad.
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