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Dom
I'm sorry if this is the wrong place but I'm new to XP Pro,
so I figured I would ask here first. I didn't have any luck
with the search function and googling didn't work so here
it goes.
I'm having trouble with a download utility called GetRight.
I think the problem is that the program doesn't have write
access to it's own folder. It requires write access to the
folder it is installed to (//Program Files/Getright/)
according to Getright's FAQ. I'm not sure how to do this in
XP.
The folder is marked as partially read only (filled in box
as opposed to the check mark) when I go to properties. No
files under that folder (or any sub folders) have the read
only attribute (although the subfolders themselves are also
boxed (again not checked)). When I try to remove the read
only attribute ("for this folder and all subfolders"), I
don't get an error message, but when I close the properties
window and re-open it, the read only box is filled in again.
If anyone could tell me how (or point me to a place that
will) to give a program (process?) write privlages to a
folder (or in general if nessacary).
Oh, and yes I'm running the program from the adminastrator
account and I only need to run it from that account.
Thank you in advance.
so I figured I would ask here first. I didn't have any luck
with the search function and googling didn't work so here
it goes.
I'm having trouble with a download utility called GetRight.
I think the problem is that the program doesn't have write
access to it's own folder. It requires write access to the
folder it is installed to (//Program Files/Getright/)
according to Getright's FAQ. I'm not sure how to do this in
XP.
The folder is marked as partially read only (filled in box
as opposed to the check mark) when I go to properties. No
files under that folder (or any sub folders) have the read
only attribute (although the subfolders themselves are also
boxed (again not checked)). When I try to remove the read
only attribute ("for this folder and all subfolders"), I
don't get an error message, but when I close the properties
window and re-open it, the read only box is filled in again.
If anyone could tell me how (or point me to a place that
will) to give a program (process?) write privlages to a
folder (or in general if nessacary).
Oh, and yes I'm running the program from the adminastrator
account and I only need to run it from that account.
Thank you in advance.