Setting Owner of an object.

I'm trying to create a script that will change the owner of an object (such
as a file/folder). Unfortunately all I can come across is "takeownership"
which sets it to the user currently running a script.

I want to be able to explicitly specify which user to change the ownership
to. Any ideas?

Using NT/Batch Scripting if possible (i.e. using cacls or similar?), but
happy to shove some VBS/WSH if its the only way to do such a thing.
.

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