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By &quot;last field&quot; are you referring to things like (+F[f][d])? &nbsp;If so, then you might take a look at the output from Xcacls and compare it to the output from Showaccs.
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By "last field" are you referring to things like (+F[f][d])?  If so, then you might take a look at the output from Xcacls and compare it to the output from Showaccs.

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any one else willing to explain what those values mean ? I assume the [f] [d] has something to do with the 2 checkboxes in the security options. any one got a lead on that?<br />

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any one else willing to explain what those values mean ? I assume the [f] [d] has something to do with the 2 checkboxes in the security options. any one got a lead on that?


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Hey guys, <br />
I am using showaccs.exe from the win2K support tools and I think I understand what the output file's last field is when i run it with the /f option. <br />
But since there is no documentation that I have found on it, can someone give me a link or explanation of what the possibilities of the output file's last column is ? <br />
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Appreciate any help you can provide. <br />
<br />
Thanks
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Hey guys, 
I am using showaccs.exe from the win2K support tools and I think I understand what the output file's last field is when i run it with the /f option. 
But since there is no documentation that I have found on it, can someone give me a link or explanation of what the possibilities of the output file's last column is ? 

Appreciate any help you can provide. 

Thanks

Showaccs.exe output file last field explanation

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