SuperACL software determines NTFS objects' effective rights accurately.
SuperACL is a software designed to display the current effective user rights on files and directories in Windows NT and 2000. With this program, users can easily view the access rights of subdirectories and files contained within the current directory. SuperACL is uncomplicated and user-friendly, offering a simple Drag & Drop function with Windows Explorer (users can Drag from Explorer).
For those seeking more detailed documentation on effective rights, they may obtain it through our product asbLANtools. SuperACL has small system requirements and is compatible with Windows NT/2000/2003/XP, as long as the file system is in NTFS format.
It's important to note that these programs are solely developed for Windows NT/2000 and do not make any changes to system settings. Furthermore, it is possible to print a treeview with all changes of the effective rights for a user within the directory tree.
Overall, SuperACL provides an easy and efficient way to view user rights on files and directories. However, the evaluation is limited for a pe.
For those seeking more detailed documentation on effective rights, they may obtain it through our product asbLANtools. SuperACL has small system requirements and is compatible with Windows NT/2000/2003/XP, as long as the file system is in NTFS format.
It's important to note that these programs are solely developed for Windows NT/2000 and do not make any changes to system settings. Furthermore, it is possible to print a treeview with all changes of the effective rights for a user within the directory tree.
Overall, SuperACL provides an easy and efficient way to view user rights on files and directories. However, the evaluation is limited for a pe.
What's New
Version 2.1: N/A