title: Windows Permissions - can I assign file access rights to a Program (not Users)
body: <p>Not sure if possible, but this the scenario:</p>
  
  <p>A 'background' process writes to a log for its 'own' use. The same file is 'shared' across ALL users. </p>
  
  <p>QUESTION: 
  Can I assign read/write/delete etc rights to a specific PROGRAM as opposed to a USER (currently forced to set to all). Although file itself is 'hidden', it would be preferable that no one could fiddle with it, including directories etc. Can Windows make such a distinction, and if so how?</p>