1. Vista compatibility note
FYI, I have a software package of about 200+ programs and recently had a
customer
running Vista. I had 2 small control files that had been in the root of "C"
drive which vista will not allow. After moving them to a sub dir the entire
package ran w/o any problems. I'm using EU 2.3 and Win32 59.1 and Matt's odbc.e
2. Re: Vista compatibility note
George Walters wrote:
>
>
> FYI, I have a software package of about 200+ programs and recently had a
> customer
> running Vista. I had 2 small control files that had been in the root of "C"
> drive which vista will not allow. After moving them to a sub dir the entire
> package ran w/o any problems. I'm using EU 2.3 and Win32 59.1 and Matt's
> odbc.e
Hi there George,
Isnt there a setting to allow the C drive to be used?
It's been a while now since i used Vista, but i remember
some of the directories are not made accessable to the
user unless that setting is changed to allow it.
On the other hand, if it *is* changed the 'security'
(as if there was such a thing with an MS product)
level would not be as high.
Take care,
Al
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3. Re: Vista compatibility note
I googled that problem and basically found that it was a pain in the rear
to try to do it. Everyone that tried to do it had gotten frustrated and gave
up
