AT&T UNIX - Show Layout Command

Using Office Commands
Run permissjqns: You can use this field to determine
whether programs (executable files) stored in your
Filecabinet can be run (executed) by other users. This
command is useful to keep unauthorized users from
running your programs. The three types of access for
run permissions are:
o Can't run--The file or folder is not an
executable program. This choice should be
selected for all folders and for files
containing data or text. It does not appear
in the Security form for folders.
o Priyate--Only the owner of the executable
file can run it.
o Public--All users of your UNIX PC system can
run the executable file.
o ~--All users of a group you have set up
can open and view the contents of the file or
folder and/or copy its contents. Groups can
be created only if you have installed certain
applications that support group access.
Note
If you don't have any applications sup-
porting group access, group access
functions the same as public access.
Show Layout Command
The Show Layout command (same as the Layout command)
shows the organization of the folders contained in the
file system, beginning with the Filecabinet or current
folder. If this command is executed from the Office,
the layout of the Filecabinet is displayed. If the
command is executed on an Object or folder that does
not contain any other folders, you see The current
folder contains only files message. The Show Layout
command is available both from the screen keys (SHOW
LAYOUT) and from the Commands menu (Layout)
For more information on the Layout command, see "Layout
Command II in this chapter.
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