Paul McNett wrote:
>> Last point is Admin rights for install.  Business is heads up on this
>> already.  If they enforce a policy they have a staff for you to deal
>> with.  The flip side is everyone is an Admin and we all know that
>> ain't right don't we?
> 
> The installer should provide a default install location, which is 
> {pf}\{appname}, 
> which will require admin rights to install there obviously. But it should 
> also allow 
> installation anywhere, including inside the user-owned profile directory, 
> which 
> doesn't require admin access to install to.

But you are correct: no matter where the app and runtimes are installed, no 
data 
files belong there, unless they are purely read-only. On Windows, data files 
belong 
under the user profile's Application Data directory, or some site-specific 
server 
directory somewhere for sharing by multiple users.

But again, Whil wasn't asking about this.

Paul

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