NAME
        SetOwner -- Set owner information for a file or directory (V39)

    SYNOPSIS
        success = SetOwner( name, owner_info )
        D0                   D1       D2

        bool setowner (strptr, long)

    FUNCTION
        SetOwner() sets the owner information for the file or directory.
        This value is a 32-bit value that is normally split into 16 bits
        of owner user id (bits 31-16), and 16 bits of owner group id (bits
        15-0).  However, other than returning them as shown by Examine()/
        exnext()/exall(), the filesystem take no interest in the values.
        These are primarily for use by networking software (clients and
        hosts), in conjunction with the FIBF_OTR_xxx and FIBF_GRP_xxx
        protection bits.

        This entrypoint did not exist in V36, so you must open at least V37
        dos.library to use it.  V37 dos.library will return FALSE to this
        call.

    INPUTS
        name       - pointer to a null-terminated string
        owner_info - owner uid (31:16) and group id (15:0)

    RESULTS
        success - boolean

    SEE ALSO
        SetProtect(), examine(), exnext(), exall(), <dos/dos.h>