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Guest
Windows XP Pro, SP2 + critical security updates
When I right-click on a file and choose Send To, Compressed (zipped) Folder,
I receive a prompt asking "do you want to designate compressed (zipped)
folders as the application for handling zip files?".
If I am a local administrator, I can choose Yes and everything functions fine.
If I am not a local administrator, when I choose Yes, the file is compressed
as expected, but the option to do this disappears from my Send To menu, and
the shortcut disappears from my SendTo folder under my profile. I can copy
the shortcut back into my SendTo folder, but once I do another compress it
disappears again.
Any ideas on how to make this stay for non-admins (besides telling them not
to click Yes)?
When I right-click on a file and choose Send To, Compressed (zipped) Folder,
I receive a prompt asking "do you want to designate compressed (zipped)
folders as the application for handling zip files?".
If I am a local administrator, I can choose Yes and everything functions fine.
If I am not a local administrator, when I choose Yes, the file is compressed
as expected, but the option to do this disappears from my Send To menu, and
the shortcut disappears from my SendTo folder under my profile. I can copy
the shortcut back into my SendTo folder, but once I do another compress it
disappears again.
Any ideas on how to make this stay for non-admins (besides telling them not
to click Yes)?