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In <2is6e7$rru@portal.gmu.edu> tjimenez@mason1.gmu.edu (fuzzy) writes:

>: Sure this works but has problems.

>: For example if you have just copied 100 files from a CDRom and wish to
>: clear the readonly flag you can set up your porgram object and then drag
>: all these items to it and then watch as your system dies for about 5
>: minutes or so due to having to open a shell for each command and tehn
>: close it.

>	i BELIVE if you just dump a whole folder on it, the prog will
>execuse on folder\*.*

Since I'm a user of 4os2, I don't know how OS/2's builtin attrib command
works, but my '-R' object is a copy of the 4os2 window object, with
the parameter set to: "/C attrib /D /S -R %*", which means it'll execute
attrib -R on any object dropped on it, and all the dubdirectories there of.
The "/D" flag tells it to change the attribute even if the thing dropped
is a directory itself. Needless to say, I have 8 such object, -R, +R, -H, +H,
-A, +H, -S, +S. Aint the WPS neat?

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