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In Windows XP, if I right click a folder in Windows Explorer and go to &quot;Sharing and Security&quot;, and then the &quot;Sharing&quot; Tab, and then &quot;Permissions&quot;, I am offered the following choices:<br />
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Allow or Deny:<br />
Full Control<br />
Change<br />
Read<br />
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What I don't understand is you can:<br />
Uncheck Allow and Uncheck Deny<br />
or<br />
Uncheck Allow and Check Deny<br />
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What is the difference??? &nbsp;If Allow is unchecked doesn't that imply Deny? &nbsp;I assume there is a finer point I am missing here. &nbsp;Any help is greatly appreciated!
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In Windows XP, if I right click a folder in Windows Explorer and go to "Sharing and Security", and then the "Sharing" Tab, and then "Permissions", I am offered the following choices:

Allow or Deny:
Full Control
Change
Read

What I don't understand is you can:
Uncheck Allow and Uncheck Deny
or
Uncheck Allow and Check Deny

What is the difference???  If Allow is unchecked doesn't that imply Deny?  I assume there is a finer point I am missing here.  Any help is greatly appreciated!

Regarding File Sharing Permissions, what is difference between Allow unchecked/Deny unchecked, and Allow unchecked/Deny checked?

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