-=> Quoting Roy J. Tellason to Dan Egli <=-

 RJT> Dan Egli wrote in a message to Peter Knapper:
 
 DE> And FYI, in Windows terms:
 
 DE> There are 2 types of access:
 DE> Share level:      Anyone can get access provided the
 DE> password they enter is correct
 DE> (passwords can be blank - which means access period)
 DE> User Level:      Requires a NT server, or an emulation that
 DE> will report NT User names and NT User IDs. Each UserID is
 DE> assigned a specific privledge. 
 
 DE> Privledges: 2 types
 DE> Read Only
 DE> Full (Read/Write/Create/Delete/Ect..)

 RJT> Eeuw, that's worse than I thought...!

Now you know why I prefer Netware.

From the Netware RIGHTS command:

Your Effective Rights for this directory are [SRWCEMFA]
    You have Supervisor Rights to Directory.   (S)
  * May Read from File.                        (R)
  * May Write to File.                         (W)
    May Create Subdirectories and Files.       (C)
    May Erase Directory.                       (E)
    May Modify Directory.                      (M)
    May Scan for Files.                        (F)
    May Change Access Control.                 (A)

* Has no effect on directory.

    Entries in Directory May Inherit [SRWCEMFA] rights.
    You have ALL RIGHTS to Directory Entry.

--- Blue Wave/DOS v2.30