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Family Tree Maker is one of those programs that won't run without admin
privileges. I need to setup a shortcut on the desktops of our computers that will run the program as an admin user, but I don't want the patron to see anything or know that this is being done. Can I set up a shortcut to run a program as an admin on local computers? Thanks, Wendell |
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You would need to use a replacement to runas the can encode the credentials
used. Cpau from Joeware.net can do that. Also have you tried modifying and access control lists to see if you can get the application to work for a regular users? Does it work for a power user? If so it is almost certain it can be configured to run as a regular user. Did you contact the publisher about help in doing such and voice your frustration that it requires administrator access? Steve http://www.joeware.net/win/free/tools/cpau.htm --- Cpau "Wgragg" <Wgragg@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:1B2A5CCA-E405-42AB-B5F7-436690468686@microsoft.com... > Family Tree Maker is one of those programs that won't run without admin > privileges. I need to setup a shortcut on the desktops of our computers > that > will run the program as an admin user, but I don't want the patron to see > anything or know that this is being done. > > Can I set up a shortcut to run a program as an admin on local computers? > > Thanks, > Wendell |
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In news:1B2A5CCA-E405-42AB-B5F7-436690468686@microsoft.com, Wgragg <Wgragg@discussions.microsoft.com> typed: > Family Tree Maker is one of those programs that won't run without > admin privileges. I need to setup a shortcut on the desktops of our > computers that will run the program as an admin user, but I don't > want the patron to see anything or know that this is being done. > > Can I set up a shortcut to run a program as an admin on local > computers? > > Thanks, > Wendell In addition to the wise Mr. Umbach's reply, you might consider applying the compatws template - it's worked for me in the past with a variety of applications. I also recommend bitching up a storm to the application developer so they might actually fix their s__t to run properly in a secure/multiuser operating system. http://www.microsoft.com/resources/...s.mspx?mfr=true |
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