When the property use changes from personal-use to income-producing, the deemed disposition can result in a capital gain. This is calculated by deducting the adjusted cost base of the property from the fair market value at the time of change in use.
When a file is created on a computer it is automatically given a set of properties such as date, size, and format. Changing properties can allow you to personalize the organization and synchronization of files on your computer. You can manually change some attributes in Windows 7 and Vista by using the Details pane at the bottom of each folder window. You can also access the Properties menu of the chosen file. If you use Mac OS X, file properties are called permissions, which you can change using either the Finder or a downloadable application. This guide shows how to change file attributes on both Windows and Mac OS X platforms.
1. You use the Windows Volume folder in the Files and Folders page. This folder is resolved at run-time to the drive which contains the Windows installation (usually it's the C: drive). If you use this folder you will make sure that your files are installed in the root of the system drive. 2.You use a property-based folder. In order to use this type of folder you can follow these steps: 1  go to the Install Parameters page.2  create a new property and name it MY_DIR (you can use any name you want as long as it contains only uppercase letters). 3  set the value of this property to C:\. 4  go to the Files and Folders page.n order to use this type of folder you can follow these steps: 1  go to the Install Parameters page. 2  create a new property and name it MY_DIR (you can use any name you want as long as it contains only uppercase letters). 3  set the value of this property to C:\. 4  go to the Files and Folders page.