Re: need administrator privileges to in stall?

2009-03-21 Thread Peter Potamus the Purple Hippo
Jim wrote: My question still stands -- Has there been a change in the way Sea Monkey installs? no It has never required me to log in as an administrator before the current change to install new releases. the problem is at your end. Perhaps you think you're logged in as an admin, but

Re: need administrator privileges to in stall?

2009-03-20 Thread Jim
My question still stands -- Has there been a change in the way Sea Monkey installs? It has never required me to log in as an administrator before the current change to install new releases. BTW, I talked to IT today, and they restored my PR account, so I could log in as an administrator to do

need administrator privileges to in stall?

2009-03-19 Thread Jim
Hi all-- I tried to install SM 1.1.15 at work today, and the installation package complained about me not being logged in as administrator. Is this something new, or do I have to beg to IT to have administrator priveleges? (Never saw that message in previous SM installs). Our IT department has

Re: need administrator privileges to in stall?

2009-03-19 Thread Michael Gordon
Jim replied On 3/19/2009 9:42 PM Hi all-- I tried to install SM 1.1.15 at work today, and the installation package complained about me not being logged in as administrator. Is this something new, or do I have to beg to IT to have administrator priveleges? (Never saw that message in previous

Re: need administrator privileges to in stall?

2009-03-19 Thread Jim
Michael-- There are many things for which we need administrator's privileges at work. We have our workstation PCs in our cubes, where we can crunch data, feed our faces, and guzzle coffee, and our instruments in our lab that control our analytical instruments (gas chromatographs, mass