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It's actually the folder they're in that needs to not be read-only! If it isn't, you should see a .toa-data folder created once the game starts up with the save files in it (it might be a hidden folder, but if it's not there, it's almost certainly a permissions issue).

What would I have to do if it was a permissions issue?

Make sure the folder it's in isn't read-only. Try putting the ToA folder somewhere like your desktop, and make sure it and its subfolders aren't set to read-only. You could also try running the game in admin mode, though that wouldn't be necessary in general.

Yup. that worked. Thanks for taking the time to help!