> First issue that occurs to me is that your admin user might have > downloaded the files into a directory that assigned permissions that > don't allow read to other users. Best way to check that is (as another > user) to try to view the file (in Vim or at command prompt or Explorer > or anything).
Exactly, I get an error saying that I don't have access to the files (as a regular user). > If that doesn't solve it, please be more explicit: > - Exactly what are you downloading? (one of the scripts?) > - Exactly what is the file and what directory? > > For example, I suspect you might need the vim/vimfiles/syntax directory, > but I don't think you mentioned 'syntax'. After logging on as Admin, I've downloaded three Vim customization (?) files for Powershell: syntax, indent and ftplugin. I've then moved these files from the Desktop to VIM\VIMFILES\(SYNTAX, INDENT, FTPLUGIN). VIM\VIMFILES and the mentioned subfolders were created during the installation of Vim, I didn't have to create them as Admin now. As a normal user, I can access (read-only mode) any file under VIM \VIM72, but none of the files for Powershell that I've just moved to VIM\VIMFILES as Admin. As a result of this, syntax highlighting, etc for python works well, for example, but nothing happens for Powershell files, even though the filetype is detected correctly (ps1). So I guess Vim can't access the files in VIM\VIMFILES that I've put there as Admin and fails silently, since the default python files are located under VIM\VIM72 and my ps1 files are in VIM\VIMFILES. Hope this helps to clarify my problem. Guillermo --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ You received this message from the "vim_use" maillist. For more information, visit http://www.vim.org/maillist.php -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---
