I haven't seen an answer to the question as how these Unix-looking
attribute listings are generated. It looks like output from the "ls
-l" command, not like anything from Windows.
Theoretically attrib.exe should show all folder attributes but it appears
that Microsoft had different ideas about this command. The output I posted
was generated by a VB Script file.
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