--- Start of Idrisi List message Hi.. I have received some comments about this issue. It seems to be a major one, as most of responses said in short "nothing to do". Anyway, Conway Pene fron University of South Pacific (Fiji) arrived with the solution, although may be a bit time consuming if you have lots of workstations. For some reason, the group "power users" have enough rights to run Idrisi32 on Windows 2000 (I wonder which are these specific privileges), so the solution proposed by Conway is (quote): --- 1. Log on to the machine as administrator. 2. Go to Users and Passwords in the Control Panel 3. Click on the Advanced tab, and under Advanced User Management, click on the Advanced button. 4. In the Local Users and Groups window that pops up, click on the Groups folder, and double click on Power Users. 5. Click on Add in the Power Users Properties window, and add the domain members or local members to the group. --- This has to be done in every workstation, but enables the members of the choosen group (from domain in my case), to use Idrisi normally. It works. No idea if this issue persists in the new release of Idrisi. -- Luis Carvacho B. Instituto de Geografía Pontificia Universidad Católica de Chile --- End of Idrisi List message IDRISI-L is an unmoderated list. As a service to list users, please post a summary of useful responses to your questions. To post a message to IDRISI-L, send it to [EMAIL PROTECTED] To subscribe to the list, send an email from the address to be subscribed to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "subscribe" (without quotes) as the first line of the message body. To unsubscribe, do the same, only with "unsubscribe" as the first line of the message body. The list is archived at http://www.mail-archive.com/idrisi-l%40clarklabs.org/.
