Stub
December 14th 03, 01:31 AM
I am trying to install a screen saver/wallpaper program.
From the program you can set up the screen saver options
and choose which picture you would like to use for the
background. I went onto another users name to check it
out and realized that it would not allow the screen saver
to rotate through the pictures and the it would not allow
the user to choose, from the program, which picture they
would like to use for the background. (This screen
saver/wallpaper progam is mainly for this user). It is
just as I figured. The screen saver is accessing the
pictures from another file, and the wallpapaer option is
trying to save the picture from this file and save it to
C:\WINDOWS\(picture file here). Of course you probably
figured out that the user is limited. My question is, is
there some way to allow the user, or the program, to save
to this location and access the pictures for the screen
saver without changing the user's account to system
administrator. Your help and advise is much appreciated.
Stub
From the program you can set up the screen saver options
and choose which picture you would like to use for the
background. I went onto another users name to check it
out and realized that it would not allow the screen saver
to rotate through the pictures and the it would not allow
the user to choose, from the program, which picture they
would like to use for the background. (This screen
saver/wallpaper progam is mainly for this user). It is
just as I figured. The screen saver is accessing the
pictures from another file, and the wallpapaer option is
trying to save the picture from this file and save it to
C:\WINDOWS\(picture file here). Of course you probably
figured out that the user is limited. My question is, is
there some way to allow the user, or the program, to save
to this location and access the pictures for the screen
saver without changing the user's account to system
administrator. Your help and advise is much appreciated.
Stub