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Application Compatibility Scripts for Windows NT Server, Terminal Server Edition 18

This example changes the text #ROOTDRIVE# to the value

of the RootDrive environment variable. It reads the

Office97.key from the template subdirectory and writes to

an Office97.key file in the current directory.

ACSR returns an errorlevel of 1 for failure or 0 for success.

3. ACINIUPD.exe

What is the purpose of this utility?

The aciniupd tool is used to update .ini files. It has several modes and options.

Syntax: Aciniupd [/e | /k] [/u] [/v] ini_file section key new_value

Detailed information on command line options:

/e option is used to update the value for a given key and section. For

example, the following will update the value of the USER-DOT-PATH

key in the Microsoft Word section of WinWord6.ini:

Aciniupd /e "Winword6.ini" "Microsoft Word"

USER-DOT-PATH "%RootDrive%\OFFICE43\WINWORD"

/k option updates a key name with the new key name in the specified

section. In the following example, the key WZTABLE.MDA in the

Libraries section of MsAcc20.Ini is changed. Note, that this option

changes the left side of the KEY=VALUE statement while the /e option

changes the right side.

Aciniupd /k "Msacc20.ini" Libraries "WZTABLE.MDA"

"%RootDrive%\OFFICE43\ACCESS\WZTABLE.MDA"

/u option updates the .INI file in the user's windows directory instead of

the system directory. This is accomplished by changing the system

mode to execute if currently in install mode. The mode returns to its

original state when the tool completes.

/v option is for verbose mode. In verbose mode, error and status

messages are displayed as appropriate. By default, the tool operates

silently.

ACINIUPD returns an errorlevel of 1 for failure or 0 for success.

4. CACLS.exe

What is the purpose of this utility?

Cacls.exe is used to display or modify access control lists (ACLs) of files.

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