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Thanks a lot it worked great :)
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Dear experts,<br />
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is there any possibility to change the &quot;owner&quot; for all folders/subfolders and files from text file using script with combination of takeown.exe with logging please?<br />
The script reads a text file and it changes the owerships for all folders - subfolders and files for each specific folders.<br />
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Thanks in advance,<br />
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D
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Dear experts,


is there any possibility to change the "owner" for all folders/subfolders and files from text file using script with combination of takeown.exe with logging please?
The script reads a text file and it changes the owerships for all folders - subfolders and files for each specific folders.



Thanks in advance,

D

Take ownership on all folders/subfolders and files

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