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If you copy a folder/file, it inherits the permissions from the parent folder. &nbsp;If you move a folder/file it retains its permissions.
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If you copy a folder/file, it inherits the permissions from the parent folder.  If you move a folder/file it retains its permissions.

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Yes I know. The reason I need to retains the permissions on &quot;copy&quot; is because we use a client template (we build a complete folder structure with correct permission). In fact, when we have a new client folder to create, we simply copy and paste the &quot;client template&quot; and rename it to the new client name.
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Yes I know. The reason I need to retains the permissions on "copy" is because we use a client template (we build a complete folder structure with correct permission). In fact, when we have a new client folder to create, we simply copy and paste the "client template" and rename it to the new client name.

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Thanks for your help, it's working very well !!! Thank you !
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Thanks for your help, it's working very well !!! Thank you !

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Hi,<br />
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In windows XP, I can changed the value of this regkey to keep the ACL set on a folder. So when I copy a folder and paste it in another location on my network, the security was automatically set.<br />
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[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar<wbr />e\Microsof<wbr />t\Windows\<wbr />CurrentVer<wbr />sion\Polic<wbr />ies\Explor<wbr />er]<br />
&quot;ForceCopyAclwithFile&quot;=dwo<wbr />rd:0000000<wbr />1&quot;<br />
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Do you know how can I do this in Vista? Or do you have another way to do this ?
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Hi,

In windows XP, I can changed the value of this regkey to keep the ACL set on a folder. So when I copy a folder and paste it in another location on my network, the security was automatically set.

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\Explorer]
"ForceCopyAclwithFile"=dword:00000001"

Do you know how can I do this in Vista? Or do you have another way to do this ?

How can I keep the security settings (ACL) when I copy a network folder to another location ?

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