Hi again Tiemo, > Btw. How do you install an app to run as admin? I just know to do it by > hand > with right mouse key.
Create a shortcut to the EXE. This is actually a .lnk file. Then right click on the shortcut. Click on Advanced. Check Run as administrator. Then execute the shortcut rather than the EXE. Problem with this is the user will always be prompted to allow the program to run. A little trick I use is setting the UAC of directories or files to all users - full control. This can be done manually by right clicking on the directory. Go to Security tab. Set it from there. Otherwise you need something like your installer to do it when you install the program. Take a look at the Nullsoft NIS installer (free) and there is a plugin for setting UAC (User Access Control) of either or both your app and directories. Any files in a directory or subdirectories of a directory inherit the UAC of the parent dir. Another thing you should be aware of. Not all folders in Vista are real folders. Some are just pointers that point to the real folder and are there for XP compatibility. These can't be deleted. Jim Bufalini _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [email protected] Please visit this url to subscribe, unsubscribe and manage your subscription preferences: http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
