another software question

I apologise for continually posting questions on this ng that aren't hardware
related but the people on other ng's just don't respond. I've loaded
broderbund print shop on an xp machine. It runs fine as long as I'm logged
onto the machine as the administrator. When another user tries to use the
program it opens but then locks up and has to be terminated via windows task
manager. I tried removing the software and reloading it into a location other
than the program files folder with the same result. I tried giving the user
account administrator rights, loading the software and then changing the user
back to a limited account, the software does the same thing. I know there must
be a simple fix but I haven't figured out what it is yet. Any suggestions?
Once again, thanks in advance for any assistance you can offer.

Maybe try installing the software as the user, and see what results you
get with that?

Jtiche wrote:

I apologise for continually posting questions on this ng that aren't hardware
related but the people on other ng's just don't respond. I've loaded
broderbund print shop on an xp machine. It runs fine as long as I'm logged
onto the machine as the administrator. When another user tries to use the
program it opens but then locks up and has to be terminated via windows task
manager. I tried removing the software and reloading it into a location other
than the program files folder with the same result. I tried giving the user
account administrator rights, loading the software and then changing the user
back to a limited account, the software does the same thing. I know there must
be a simple fix but I haven't figured out what it is yet. Any suggestions?
Once again, thanks in advance for any assistance you can offer.

Jtiche wrote:

I apologise for continually posting questions on this ng that aren't hardware
related but the people on other ng's just don't respond. I've loaded

Neither do these.

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your "guest account" likely doesn't have enough privileges to access
the software. You'll have to wade through the local users and groups
under manage and make them a member of the power users or
administrators group. Right click on my computer and go from there.
Sometimes it takes some fiddling.
"Jtiche" wrote in message
...
I apologise for continually posting questions on this ng that aren't
hardware
related but the people on other ng's just don't respond. I've
loaded
broderbund print shop on an xp machine. It runs fine as long as I'm
logged
onto the machine as the administrator. When another user tries to
use the
program it opens but then locks up and has to be terminated via
windows task
manager. I tried removing the software and reloading it into a
location other
than the program files folder with the same result. I tried giving
the user
account administrator rights, loading the software and then changing
the user
back to a limited account, the software does the same thing. I know
there must
be a simple fix but I haven't figured out what it is yet. Any
suggestions?
Once again, thanks in advance for any assistance you can offer.

Jtiche wrote:
I apologise for continually posting questions on this ng that aren't
hardware related but the people on other ng's just don't respond.
I've loaded broderbund print shop on an xp machine. It runs fine as
long as I'm logged onto the machine as the administrator. When
another user tries to use the program it opens but then locks up and
has to be terminated via windows task manager. I tried removing the
software and reloading it into a location other than the program
files folder with the same result. I tried giving the user account
administrator rights, loading the software and then changing the user
back to a limited account, the software does the same thing. I know
there must be a simple fix but I haven't figured out what it is yet.
Any suggestions? Once again, thanks in advance for any assistance you
can offer.

Ah - you use AOHELL - that explains a lot. Most AOHELL users I've come
across couldn't find their own arses if they were given a map and compass
/and/ had their hands tied behind their backs.

I've Googled on your email address (most AOHELL users don't know how to mung
their email address either) and you've answers to every single question
you've posted in "other newsgroups".

I suggest you go back and search - or is that too much for an AOHELL user?!

I guess that's a stupid question....

Now, /do/ toddle off, there's a good kluser, and go back to posting in the
right place.

My aren't we a superior quality pencil-dicked prick?
Another pompous Limey rises out of the slime

No doubt you know all the answers


"Cerridwen" wrote in message
...
Jtiche wrote:
I apologise for continually posting questions on this ng that
aren't
hardware related but the people on other ng's just don't respond.
I've loaded broderbund print shop on an xp machine. It runs fine
as
long as I'm logged onto the machine as the administrator. When
another user tries to use the program it opens but then locks up
and
has to be terminated via windows task manager. I tried removing
the
software and reloading it into a location other than the program
files folder with the same result. I tried giving the user
account
administrator rights, loading the software and then changing the
user
back to a limited account, the software does the same thing. I
know
there must be a simple fix but I haven't figured out what it is
yet.
Any suggestions? Once again, thanks in advance for any assistance
you
can offer.

Ah - you use AOHELL - that explains a lot. Most AOHELL users I've
come
across couldn't find their own arses if they were given a map and
compass
/and/ had their hands tied behind their backs.

I've Googled on your email address (most AOHELL users don't know how
to mung
their email address either) and you've answers to every single
question
you've posted in "other newsgroups".

I suggest you go back and search - or is that too much for an AOHELL
user?!

I guess that's a stupid question....

Now, /do/ toddle off, there's a good kluser, and go back to posting
in the
right place.