Folder Permission Help


  1. QuackPot
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    Folder Permission Help


    Hi,

    I have a folder that I want to use on a share in Window 2003 but I want everyone to be able to read the files in the folder but only allow the "Managers" group to be able to edit these files but not delete them?

    Anyone know how this is done?
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  3. QuackPot
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