The syntax of this command is: MACFILE DIRECTORY /SERVER:\computername The default is local. /PATH:directory path /OWNER:ownername ...

The syntax of this command is:        MACFILE DIRECTORY          [/SERVER:\\computername]        The default is local.          /PATH:directory path          [/OWNER:ownername]          [/GROUP:groupname]          [/PERMISSIONS:string of eleven binary digits (e.g. 11111011011)]                          First (leftmost) digit controls OwnerSeeFiles permission.                        Second digit controls OwnerSeeFolders permission.                        Third digit controls OwnerMakeChanges permission.                        Fourth digit controls GroupSeeFiles permission.                        Fifth digit controls GroupSeeFolders permission.                        Sixth digit controls GroupMakeChanges permission.                        Seventh digit controls WorldSeeFiles permission.                        Eigth digit controls WorldSeeFolders permission.                        Ninth digit controls WorldMakeChanges permission.                        Tenth digit indicates that the directory cannot be                        renamed, moved or deleted.                        Eleventh digit indicates if these changes are                        to be recursively applied.    For complete help about options, search for 'MacFile' in Windows Help.