On 23/09/2014 00:14, Myrna van Lunteren wrote:
Otherwise, the only way I know is to check on each file using windows explorer - checking on 'properties' for each file and opening the 'security' tab. Perhaps your search engine finds a more efficient way.
Or open a "command prompt" window and type "dir /q/s foo" to display ownership of files in foo and subdirectories of foo (/q = display owner, /s = subdirectories), or "attrib /s foo\*.*" to display attributes of files in foo and subdirectories of foo (/s = subdirectories again).
-- John English
