>Running as a Domain Administrator removes UAC on Vista, I believe it is the
>same on Windows 7. Even Internet Explorer will run in the administrative
>privilege with this user.
Actually, it doesn't work that way in Windows 7. You will still get UAC
confirmation dialogs in Windows 7 even when running using a Domain
Administrator account, unless you disable the "User Account Control: Run
all Administrators in Admin Approval Mode" item in Local Security Policies.
>You found the Word.Application in the HKCR/Classes, it has a CLSID
entry. >Go to this in HKCR/Classes/CLSID. I believe this is where you need
to add that
>Elevation key.
>HKCR = HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT
Unfortunately, this doesn't solve the problem, nor does doing the same for
Word.Basic.
I also tried granting all available permissions to MyDomain/AllUsers in the
DCOM listings for "Microsoft Word Basic" and "Microsoft Word Document" in
the Component Services Applet. No dice.
And I tried changing
HKLM/Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion/Policies\System\ConsentPromptBehaviorUser
to 2 ("Undefined"). That didn't work either. (As a side note, the least
restrictive setting for this in the Local Security Policies editor for this
item evaluates to 3 in the registry. A setting of 0 for this item evaluates
to "always deny", while a setting of 0 for ConsentPromptBehaviorAdmin
evaluates to "always allow". Grr....)
Note that the restricted user can successfully do:
oWord = CREATEOBJECT("Word.Application")
The error occurs on:
WITH oWord
documents.Add && "Could not open macro storage"
ENDWITH
Any other ideas?
Thanks very much.
Ken Dibble
www.stic-cil.org
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