David,
I stand corrected, you can delete it, but Exe is one of those flags one
must use with extreme caution. It's great if you're trying to prevent
someone from altering or copying a EXE or COM file, but it cannot be
reversed. Also, if the files are not written to Novell Netware
specifications, they may lock up. To flag a file as EXE you do need
supervisor rights and should have a backup.
Sue
Sue,
I think that is what I suggested? I've slept since then! <g>
Drat! I was wishing for a bug. Just like Igor, I love bugs! <g>
Catch ya later!
Dave L.