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Daniel Passwater via DotNetMonster.com
I'm working on a app that displays according to a registry key value. The
user needs the ability to update the display, and hense the registry key
(via a click event on a popup menu). This all worked just fine until some
users were set up as power-users. I've tried to change the permissions on
that key programatically, on the fly, but to no avail.
Here's my question: While the user is logged in with limited permissions,
will the application be able to change the permissions or will it be bound
by the restrictions of the user?
Thanks.
user needs the ability to update the display, and hense the registry key
(via a click event on a popup menu). This all worked just fine until some
users were set up as power-users. I've tried to change the permissions on
that key programatically, on the fly, but to no avail.
Here's my question: While the user is logged in with limited permissions,
will the application be able to change the permissions or will it be bound
by the restrictions of the user?
Thanks.