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Log out of your user account and log back in as
root. Open up xcdroast and configure. The most complicated thing is when you set
the path. The last tab in configuration is called options or something, but it's
where you set permissions for the user accounts, if you're the only user give
yourself all the permissions and you won't have to go back to root to change
things.
Randy
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