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Table Of Contents  CertiGuide to A+ (A+ 4 Real)
 9  Chapter 1: What are Operating Systems and How Do They Work?
      9  CDI System Commands

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The Attrib Command

As discussed previously, files stored on FAT or NTFS volumes have 4 possible attributes, remembered by the RASH mnemonic. Using the attrib command, you can toggle each of these on and off from the command prompt. Attrib accepts a + or – symbol, where + signifies “turn on” and – signifies “turn off”, followed by a single letter representing the attribute to manipulate.

Figure 187: The Attrib Command

 

This is the CDI equivalent of right clicking a file in Explorer and checking or unchecking the attribute checkboxes found at the bottom of the dialog.


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