Set file permission in AO?

I created an simple AO to distribute Console One to workstations. The app
works good if you are a local admin but if you are running under user
rights you receive license errors when viewing object properties in C1.
The problem is the licenses.read file located at the root of C: needs to
have modify permissions for users. What is the best way to set modify
rights to this particular file after it is distributed? Or maybe this file
can be placed somewhere else? I tried putting it in the C1 directory but
that didn't work. I'm open to any ideas on this.
Thanks

You can run CACLS.EXE to set permissions on a file.
This could be run from a ZEN app with elevated rights.
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>I created an simple AO to distribute Console One to workstations. The app
> works good if you are a local admin but if you are running under user
> rights you receive license errors when viewing object properties in C1.
> The problem is the licenses.read file located at the root of C: needs to
> have modify permissions for users. What is the best way to set modify
> rights to this particular file after it is distributed? Or maybe this
> file
> can be placed somewhere else? I tried putting it in the C1 directory but
> that didn't work. I'm open to any ideas on this.
>
> Thanks

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