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How to Get Encrypted Attribute from a Directory
Question:
I'm using Windows XP and want to check if a directory has the EFS Encrypted attribute. My idea to use the command 'DirAttrGet' did not work. This command does not reconize this attribute. Has anyone got a brilliant idea ??Answer:
Sorry no built-in function in Winbatch to retrieve that.Although, here is some sample code that might work:
dirname = "c:\somedir" attr = DllCall(StrCat(DirWindows(1), "kernel32.dll"), long:"GetFileAttributesA", lpstr:dirname) encr = attr & 16384 If encr Then Message(dirname, "Encrypted") Else Message(dirname, "Not encrypted")
Article ID: W15930
File Created: 2004:03:30:15:41:44
Last Updated: 2004:03:30:15:41:44