Tom,
Here's something from the 2.9 User's Guide re this topic:
ODBC on Mac OS X systems
OS X version 10.2 and later includes iODBC software as part of the
standard system
installation. To configure ODBC on OS X systems, use the ODBC
Administrator
application in the Utilities folder.
I haven't used this feature, but looks like it might provide the
answer you seek. Whether it applied to Rev. 2.1 or not, I have no idea.
Joe Wilkins
On Jun 15, 2008, at 6:41 PM, Tom Cole wrote:
A person who has bought a license for a standalone of mine is having
a problem running it. Here is the note he sent. Does anyone know the
answer to his problem, so I can help him? I made the program with
Rev 2.1.
Thanks,
Tom Cole
He writes:
* iMac
* OS 10.4.10
* Managed user account, restricted to certain programs, no admin
rights.
I installed the program and I can run it fine as an admin. However,
I can't give the student (non-admin) account permission to use it.
It doesn't appear in the list of applications to select. If I click
"locate..." and browse to the application and select it that way, it
tells me it won't run with the limitations I've select, but it
doesn't tell me the specific problem.
I tried adding permissions to change system preferences and such
things, but I still get the error. It seems like maybe it doesn't
want to run at all for a managed user account, but I don't see why
it would need admin rights to do anything it's doing.
Any ideas on how I can get this to work?
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