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    Re: Setting file and folder permissions

    Is there a way of removing inheritance using VB.NET but converting the inherited permissions to Explicit?
    Something like the icacls.exe /inheritance:d command
    Thanks
    Peter
  2. Re: VB.NET, Powershell and Exchange Online O365 (Connect-ExchangeOnline)

    Hi thanks, sorry I forgot to mention the account in using is the same admin account I used before the modern authentication was turned on.
    It worked before, it works in powershell alone, it works on...
  3. VB.NET, Powershell and Exchange Online O365 (Connect-ExchangeOnline)

    I have an application that automates multiple processes in my organisation including manipulating settings in Exchange 365 Online, setting setting for new users/leavers, amongst the tasks of logging...
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    Setting file and folder permissions

    I have a specific set of permissions i need to apply for users.
    the parent folder has disabled inheritance so it doesn't pick up from root drive.
    When i use the code at the top to add the user in...
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    Re: OleDB - 64 bit compatability

    I'm pretty certain.

    I've added <PlatformTarget>x86</PlatformTarget> into the <PropertyGroup Condition=" '$(Configuration)|$(Platform)' == 'Release|AnyCPU' "> section of my .VBPROJ file.
    And into...
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    Re: OleDB - 64 bit compatability

    I have an application that uses Jet and has been compiled to x86 (32-bit) and it works fine on 32-bit OS's, but it won't on my 64-Bit os, from what i have read it should work on my 64-bit os in...
  7. Re: "The 'Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0' provider is not registered on the local machine."

    I'm getting the 'Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0' provider is not registered on the local machine'
    Error message on Windows 7 64-Bit i have set my program to compile in 32Bit (x86), and if i run it through...
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