WindowBlinds crashes when invoked by XP Users
Thursday, June 9, 2005 by RhinoSkin | Discussion: WindowBlinds
Hello there,
Installed WindowBlinds recently on my Windows XP machine via Admin user.
When other XP accounts on the same machine try and inoke WindowBlinds it crashes instantly unless the user happens to be the user that installed the software.
Is there a way of enabling my other accounts to use WBCONFIG .
Kind Regards
Installed WindowBlinds recently on my Windows XP machine via Admin user.
When other XP accounts on the same machine try and inoke WindowBlinds it crashes instantly unless the user happens to be the user that installed the software.
Is there a way of enabling my other accounts to use WBCONFIG .
Kind Regards
moonwagon
Reply #2 Saturday, June 11, 2005 4:50 PM
Reply #2 Saturday, June 11, 2005 4:50 PM
Hi -
I have a similar problem. Logged in as Admin, I can use all of the functionality. Logged in as a User, I can use Windowblinds ok, but cannot run any of the Gadgets (like the silica clock or silica calendar). I get access denied errors when logged in as a User. I would also appreciate any insight into fixing this limitation.
I'm new to all of this & would be grateful for any pointers. Thanks.
I have a similar problem. Logged in as Admin, I can use all of the functionality. Logged in as a User, I can use Windowblinds ok, but cannot run any of the Gadgets (like the silica clock or silica calendar). I get access denied errors when logged in as a User. I would also appreciate any insight into fixing this limitation.
I'm new to all of this & would be grateful for any pointers. Thanks.
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Reply #1 Saturday, June 11, 2005 1:57 PM
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