To change directory attributes, use the /D switch. When you use ATTRIB on an LFN drive, you must double quote any file names which contain white space or special characters. TXT files, then sets the system attribute and clears the archive attribute for TEST.EXE : The example below shows how to set different attributes on different files with a single command. For example, you can set the read-only and hidden attributes for the file MEMO :Īttribute options apply to the file(s) that follow the options on the ATTRIB command line. The primary use of ATTRIB is to set attributes. , without the ] part of the format), or with the DIR /T command. You can view file attributes by entering ATTRIB without specifying new attributes ( i.e. The ATTRIB command lets you view, set, or clear attributes for any file, group of files, or subdirectory. For details on the meaning of each attribute, see File Attributes. Use wildcards with caution on LFN volumes see LFN File Searches for details.Įvery file and subdirectory has attributes that can be turned on (set) or turned off (cleared): Archive, Hidden, Not content indexed, Offline, Read-only, System, and Temporary. Supports command dialog, attribute switches, extended wildcards, ranges, multiple file names, and include lists.
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