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Posted by MikeB on April 12, 2006, 11:10 am
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Bernie Cosell wrote:
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> } Bernie Cosell wrote:
>
> } > .... I'll
> } > run the
> } > "super remove everything" off of the CD, and then do an
> } > install using
> } > my limited account [given admin privs], then un-admin the acct
> } > and
> } > see how it goes.
> }
> } > Hard to guess why that'd make a difference
> }
> } This is my guess. Quicken needs certain user level
> } settings/files to be able to utilize all its capabilities; some
> } of those settings/files are created by the install process ...
> } and only an admin user can do an install.
>
> That's the only sort-of thing I can think of: that's sloppy programming,
> IMO, and it means that I can't set up quicken to run out of *two* limited
> accounts [e.g., mine and my wife's], since only one of those accounts can
> do the installation.. Sigh.
>
Actually, you can do the install from two users. Set both to admin
rights, do the install from one, run the backup. Go to the other, run
Install/repair from that account, do the backup. Then set them both to
limited.
MikeB
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