>Also, just running my compiled .exe, without accessing the Word automation
> feature--just starting it and shutting it down--as a standard user,
> produces VFP error 57 "not enough disk space" on the line:
>
> SET RESOURCE TO
>
> in my environment object.
>
> I thought this was because the foxuser files were in my administrative
> account's profile, so I tried copying them to the same location in the
> standard user's account--no dice; same error.
>
> Is there something I can put in config.fpw to tell it where the foxuser
> files are?
Fred wrote:
>resource="x:\folder\name_of _foxuser_table"
Yeah, unfortunately in config.fpw, resource= can either be "on","off" or a
file location. I already have the line
resource="off" in there.
The reason why my shutdown code has a SET RESOURCE TO line is because I use
the old separate printing resource file dodge to force a print preview
toolbar without a print button on it. If the print feature is used, we
would go from SET RESOURCE OFF to having a resource file that would then
need to be cleaned up on shutdown.
However, since restoring the SET RESOURCE value is only applicable when
shutting down my app in the IDE, I just did this:
IF (NOT "6" $ OS()) OR _VFP.StartMode = 0
IF FILE( (PreviouslyStoredPath\FileLocationForResourceTable))
SET RESOURCE TO (TheOldResourceTo)
ENDIF
ENDIF
That fixed the problem.
So thanks Fred.
I still have the issue of not being able to make my automation code work in
Windows 7 when running as a restricted Domain User. I think I'll start a
new thread on that and summarize everything so far.
Ken Dibble
www.stic-cil.org
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