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Dan Sime
Hi
The Cacls command might help you there. Open a command
prompt....
type: cacls filename
for example.... cacls c:\textfile.txt
(type the following for a full list of options: cacls /?)
This will display the rights that different users have
got to a file. Not 100% what ya asked for, but hope it
helps. This should work on Win2K and WinXP.
Thanks
Dan
rights for a user (or group).
The Cacls command might help you there. Open a command
prompt....
type: cacls filename
for example.... cacls c:\textfile.txt
(type the following for a full list of options: cacls /?)
This will display the rights that different users have
got to a file. Not 100% what ya asked for, but hope it
helps. This should work on Win2K and WinXP.
Thanks
Dan
command) that allows one to view or print the access-----Original Message-----
Does anybody know of a third-party tool (or MicroSoft
rights for a user (or group).