You can use CHMOD if you have shell/telnet/SSH/command-line access to your server (ex. chmod 777 dialog.tpl). Chmod in linux is roughly equivelent to DOS's old attrib utility.
If you don't have that kind of access, then you can use a FTP client like CuteFTP or WS_FTP and you can select the file(s) you want to change the permissions on and right click and there should be a "CHMOD..." (or "Change Permissions") menu option where you can set your permissions. For templates 777 is safe, but not for your PHP files.
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Joshua Sowin
...taking things one TPL at a time.
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