ill try to explain it easy right now, pspad uses file virtualization under vista, even with multiuser environment active why? the cluprits are some files that pspad tries to modify under program files (where no user has rights to write/modify but the administrator) this may be my fault, not sure right now, but some other users may be able to confirm, just look under <systemdrive>:\users\<your_user>\appdata\local\virtualstore\program files to check which programs are actually making use of the file virtual store e.g. pspad_mu.ini, any template file modified
so, the request would be, to put all the needed files on a per user base on a side note, i would really really like to have "per user defined language contexts", i mean with this: -you have a "global" html.def with all the clips and such -a user want to modify it, so he does, and its saved under its personal folder, not the "global" folder -when he loads pspad again, his "personal" html.def will be loaded instead of the "global" one, or his definition will overwrites the global, wathever is easier that way we wont lost (again) our customized clips when updating and forgot to make a backup of those neat *.def ;-) this could be extended to templates, colors, and wathever file that would need admin rights to be written under program files summarizing, all the options and possible configurations taken from the actual user (if theres any in the user pspad config) that may down the admin-specific options down to the minimum: right-menu integration, multiuser environment checkbox & only 1 instance running talking about the "only 1 instance running" it needs to be upgraded (corrected?) to mean "only 1 instance running PER USER", its a bit uncomfortable the need to close pspad if you want to run it with admin rights cause it does not check different users, not to mention right now it is a forbidden option if you put pspad in a server accesable via remote desktop by several users at once:-/ sorry for asking this much! -- <http://forum.pspad.com/read.php?2,41326,41326> PSPad freeware editor http://www.pspad.com
