Security Tab - Add or Remove from Properties

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  1. need4steer
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    Thanks a lot for another great tutorial!.
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  3. Brink
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    You're welcome need4steer. Thank you. :)
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  4. problemsolved
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    Brilliant! I was missing both the 'Details' and 'Security' tabs from my file Properties but your scripts have restored harmony (and sanity) once again. God bless you! :)
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