Thanks Simonta, I do have a particular problem to solve and here it is (standalone machine not a Domain environment):
I have a folder called 'Test', and let's say it is empty at the moment. 'Test' is not a subfolder and does not contain subfolders.
I have a group set up which has persons A, B and C added to it. Let's say the group is called 'Test group'
I want establish folder permissions on 'Test' such that:
'A' can add files to 'Test', delete his own files from 'Test' and edit his files in 'Test'. But 'A' cannot delete/edit or view the files of B and C
'B' can add files to 'Test', delete his own files from 'Test' and edit his files in 'Test'. But 'B' cannot delete/edit or view the files of A and C
'C' can add files to 'Test', delete his own files from 'Test' and edit his files in 'Test'. But 'C' cannot delete/edit or view the files of A and B
I'm familiar with the mechanics of setting Standard permissions and Special permissions. All files are just text files. I want to achive this without setting permissions on the text files, only on the 'Test' folder.
Many thanks
Cron