From: John Beckett 

It sounds like you have folder A with lots of stuff under it.

You also have folder B and you have set the permissions on B just the way
you want. You want these permissions copied to A and everything below it?

The simplest would be to manually put the permissions on A that you put on
B. There is a button to apply the permissions currently on A to all
subfolders and files under A. In Windows 2000, try the Advanced button
under security properties.

John

Richard B.  wrote in message
news::
> I need to set rather specific permissions on folders and files on an
> existing directory structure.
>
> I have created a test folder that has the permissions set as I want
> them and I want to apply these permissions to the rest of the current
> structure.
>
> Is there a utility to do this?  I know how to do it manually without
> taking too much time, but thought maybe there was an easier way youse
> guys may know about.
>
> - Richard

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