I thought I had this, but apparently not, since I can't overwrite files in
them. I run as Administrator so I have permission to do this.
I want to set the read-only attribute for all files and subdirs under the two
directories
<target name="removeReadOnly"
description="Remove read-only attribute of files">
<attrib readonly="false">
<fileset>
<include name="C:\Some
Folder\**\*" />
<include name="C:\Other
Folder\**\*" />
</fileset>
</attrib>
</target>
What am I missing?
-chris
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