> --- In [email protected], "Rollins_35"<jsj...@...> wrote: >> >> It looks like I cannot password power pro settings. Is it possible to use a >> 3rd party application to password protect the setings executable >> "pproconf.exe *.pcf" without disrupting the launch of power pro itself? >> > > Can you be a bit more specific about what you are trying to accomplish, what > are you doing now, and what errors you are receiving when you try to do that? > > For example, if you are receiving errors due to PowerPro trying to write the > configuration file in startup due to alarms being processed, you may just > want to disable error display during startup with exec.onerror.
I believe they're trying to put a password onto the configuration of powerpro. I believe just the act of executing powerpro requires write access to the .pcf file. That being said if you try disabling the errors as Bruce recommended and use NTFS persmissions you might be able to get a situation working that would restrict modification of the .pcf file to only a specific account. Setup read access on the .pcf file to all accounts that run powerpro. Only have write access to the .pcf file for one user that will be the person changing the .pcf file. David Troesch | Atlanta, GA | ICQ# 2333123 "What would you attempt to do if you knew you would not fail?" Funstuff: Risks: If you never try anything new, you'll miss out on many of life's great disappointments. www.despair.com
