changing ownership from one user to another?

From: Mike <mikee@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 26 Sep 2007 15:18:44 GMT

I am converting my users from local accounts to domain
accounts. Is there a way I can change the ownership of
the files owned by the machine's local account to the
domain account and then have the domain account use
the same home directory (c:\documents and settings\$USER)?

Mike

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