Change the glyph with the FindChangeByList script

Can someone write me a sampling line for change 'Glyph' with script FindChangeByList please?

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Using Javascript FindChangeByList

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Parentheses are special in GREP, they surround groups of terms you want to re-use the text found, so looking for the actual characters you need to 'escape' with the-prefix, so $.+$ will find a paren open followed by all the characters up to the end last paren in the paragraph. Addition of the? After the + makes research stop at the first closing paren met, although there are several sets in the paragraph.

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Hi all

I need to change the owner of a folder on windows 7. If I caraa, in properties, advanced, owner, change of ownership, it works. If I do it from a vbscript script, I got an access denied.

I use this script through SCCM, running with the system account.

is there a way to force my script to access and change the property? I need this spread on computers k 1.5 to solve some problem of corruption.

Thank you very much for your help!

Hi Daniel,.

Given that the request is related to SCCM, I suggest you to send this request in the Microsoft TechNet forum where you might find similar messages and also get answers to your query. Here is a link to the forum:

http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/SystemCenter/en-us/home

How to make a VB script on the computer after you change the files?

Original title: HI! I have to run a VBscript on windows7 as modfying user (not administrator) files in c:\program files\mycompany. Is this possible?

It works to disable the UAC. There is no way to let him work with UAC on? (Perhaps change somehow permissions files?)

You have two options:
- Turn off UAC (not recommended)
- Change the script so that it generates a UAC challenge (to which the user must respond with an admin account & password).

Change the glyph with the FindChangeByList script

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