running dos command under admin account

From: carl (manofsteele_at_311.com)
Date: 08/21/03

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    Hello, I am trying to execute a batch file from my asp.net
    app. To execute the command in this file, it will need
    domain admin rights.

    I know I could set that up in machine.config, but that
    would make every .net app run high priviledged.

    How do I make just this single execution tied to an admin
    account?

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