Open txt file with elevated rights

[HockeyFan]

Question...

Is it possible to open a text file with elevated rights while a script is running as a regular user for editing?

I'm using the "FileOpen" command in my script and just discovered that the file I'm attempting to append, the user does not have the "modify" right to. I can not change the location of the file I'm attempting to modify.

I tried this, but it is not really working...

RunAs("UserName", @ComputerName, "Password", 0, "C:\Windows\system32\notepad.exe C:\SoftwareDir\AppName\FileName.txt", "C:\Windows\system32\")
WinWaitActive("FileName.txt - Notepad")
Send("This is some added text.")
WinClose("FileName- Notepad")
WinWaitActive("Notepad", "Do you want to save")
Send("!n")

fyi...when the original script is running, I don't want the "FileName.txt" file to bee seen by the user or on the task bar.

Any ideas?

[HockeyFan]

Yea!!!!

Thanks to other posts referencing "SetACL"...thanks HelgeKlein.com... my issue has been solved; albiet a work around. Bottom line, it works!

Oh, and special thanks to those to posted a reply to this thread!!