I assume Win Vista uses NTFS like NT, 2000, XP. And yes, privileges do matter. How are the different users accessing the file?
On Tue, Nov 25, 2008 at 3:19 PM, Marcus <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi > > I have made an application in c#. > Regardless of which Windows account the application is launched from, > the application must be able to read and write the same file on the > local hard drive, even if the Windows account doesn't have > administrative privilegies. > This is so that the different users can share data. > > I have googled for many hours on how to accomplish this in .Net. But > found no easy solution. > I am running Vista by the way. > I have stumbled across terms like ACL, UAC, FileShare > I have also tried implementing code like the one on > http://www.sarampalis.org/articles/dotnet/dotnet0002.shtml > > Does this really have to be rocket science??? This should be dead > simple, because it must be a really common task for programmers > (sharing data between users). > > I really hope someone can help me with this. I am going out of my mind > here! > > -- Charles A. Lopez [EMAIL PROTECTED] Bachelor of Arts - Computer Science New York University Registered Microsoft Partner New York City, NY
