If you are in the Administrators group you can take ownership of the file
and then set whatever permissions you choose.
To do this:
1. go to file Properties-> Security->Advanced -> Owner
Michael Cook
Microsoft PSS Security Team
Windows 2000 MCSE, MCSA, CISSP
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| As administrator, I cannot access any files except those I have made.
How do I change this? The files were originally downloaded into another
Administrator's file and can be read from there.
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