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 Changes the attributes of a file.

 This command displays, sets, or removes the Read-Only, Archive, System,
 and Hidden attributes assigned to files or directories.

 Syntax: ATTRIB [+r|-r] [+a|-a] [+s|-s] [+h|-h] [[drive:path] filename]
   [drive:][path]filename
       The name of the file whose attribute you want to change.
   +r  Sets the read-only file attribute.
   -r  Clears the read-only file attribute.
   +a  Sets the archive file attribute.
   -a  Clears the archive file attribute.
   +s  Sets the file as a system file.
   -a  Clears the system file attribute.
   +h  Sets the file as a hidden file.
   -h  Clears the hidden file attribute.

 Groups of files
 You can use wildcards (? and *) with the filename parameter to display
 or change the attributes for a group of files.  If a file has the system
 or hidden attribute set, you must clear that attribute before you can
 change any other attributes for that file.

 Archive attributes
 The archive attribute (a) is used to mark files that have changed since
 they were backed up.

 Example:
   This example changes the file LOGON.EXE's attribute to Read Only.
   C:\>attrib +r logon.exe

   C:>_

 You can type ATTRIB without parameters to display the attributes of all
 the files in the directory.

 Example:
   C:\>attrib
   A COUNTRY.TXT
   A NETWORKS.TXT
   R LOGON.EXE
   H KERNEL.SYS

   C:\>_

 See Also:
   XCopy