--- In [email protected], David Troesch <davidt.pproyg2...@...> wrote: > > > --- In [email protected], "Rollins_35"<jsjrla@> 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.
Right, but what about just removing or hidng the pproconf.exe program? Will that accomplish somethings. May also want to uncheck "ctrl-rght click on bar shows configuration" in advanced config. Of course, can still create new config with cl commands; I don't know how sophisticated the users are. > > I believe just the act of executing powerpro requires write access to > the .pcf file. I think you have to be doing something that affects the config, although there are possibly unexpected things that do that - execute an alarm means the next ring time needs to be updated (or removed if no more) - store a timer - chagge the look of a bar - change the look of run box etc.
