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| Is there anyway to take mass ownership of files in Windows XP? As it stands, I have to manually take owernship of every individual file, folder and subfolder one at a time. Someone mentioned using cacls but I'm not sure how to use this in a batch file (I hardly know much about batch file scripting). |
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