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11-23-2006
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| | Setting multiple files permissions How can I set pemissions for more than 1 file? When I select several files and open their properties I can't see "Security" tab. I know that I can set permissions on folder level, but sometimes it's not very convenient. |
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11-26-2006
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| | Re: Setting multiple files permissions Hello, You can do so using the icacls command-line tool when using an elevated command prompt. To open an elevated command prompt: - Click start - Type: cmd - Right-click cmd when it shows up under programs - Click Run As Administrator The icacls tool takes a bit of getting used to. Here's an example command line: icalcs *.txt /grant Jimmy  F)Grants the user Jimmy full control over all text files in the current directory. -- - JB Windows Vista Support Faq http://www.jimmah.com/vista/ |
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