Hello Lars,
Nothing new here, just another way of phrasing it. The previous posts
have pointed out the importance of putting your writable files outside
of the Programs folder and into a folder that the user has permission
to write to. Under XP many (though not all) users and applications
: Montag, 2. November 2009 09:59
An: How to use Revolution
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Hello Lars,
Nothing new here, just another way of phrasing it. The previous posts
have pointed out the importance of putting your writable files outside
of the Programs folder
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Gesendet: Montag, 2. November 2009 11:33
An: 'How to use Revolution'
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Hi Lars
On 2 Nov 2009, at 1:24 pm, Lars Brehmer wrote:
In newer versions does in mention in the sandalone settings that
just adding stacks in Vista / 7 will not allow changes to those
stacks?
As far as I can tell about what you are reporting, this is a Vista
Thing, not Rev Thing.
In the old
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Subject: Re: Difference between XP and Vista/7?
On 2 Nov 2009, at 1:24 pm, Lars Brehmer wrote:
In newer versions does in mention in the sandalone settings that
just adding stacks in Vista / 7 will not allow changes to those
stacks?
As far as I can tell about what you are reporting
Jack, you should be fine if the application is not in the Program
Files directory (or Applications directory on Mac OS X)..
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I have a standalone that is thoroughly tested in XP and I am now
trying in Vista and Windows 7. I never bothered with Vista before, but
Windows 7 will surely be adopted in far greater numbers than Vista
was, so they are obviously extremely important now.
This is a standalone that is a
In all operating systems you are not supposed to modify content in the
application (program files) folders.. While most systems are pretty
relaxed about it, if the user trying to use your software does not
have privileges to modify the content of the directory your scheme
stops working..
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I have a standalone that is thoroughly tested in XP and I am now
trying in Vista
Thanks Shao Tiemo for the replies!
I guess I didn't make myself very clear, or I don't completely
understand your suggestions, which is of course very likely, as I am
one of those weird Mac-based Rev users who only understand Macs and
Rev and not much else, and certainly nothing about
Basically you cannot modify anything in the Program Files directory
(or any sub-directories)..
Vista does something called virtualization where it makes a fake
copy of the Program Files for the use of your application when it is
run.. It does this to trick your program into thinking it can
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