B Larsen
December 5th 03, 12:12 PM
Afer running the SiPix Camera Wizard for the first time=20
the folder =ABShared Documents=BB was renamed to =ABDocuments=BB.
The technicians at FaxLink Peripherals, Inc. deny their=20
software is responsible, claiming it is Arc Soft's fault.
The assert that PhotoImpression caused the problem.
This program was already installed, and ran without=20
anything like this occuring before.
Oddly enough their (SiPix) installer didn't notice the=20
previously installed copy (same verion number) of the=20
program. Nor=20
did the "XP-compatible" PhotoWizard (SiPix) recognize the=20
multi-user file structure, adding the folder =ABMy Camera=BB=20
to the (new) shared folder =ABDocuments=BB. This makes no=20
sense. It is my camera; it is not shared. Why would it=20
not be called =ABShared Camera=BB, then?
Right before the change the log shows an unsigned driver=20
installed by the SiPix camera wizard. Perhaps the=20
problem? I intend to use this sofware only on the=20
old Win98 machine. This seems to be the type of=20
directory organization it is expecting.
Errors with write permission from user accounts, registry=20
errors like:
Sound recorder: Error updating registry.
ColorDeskPhoto:"Error updating registry.
Please try using regedit."
"Access to C:\Documents and Settings\All=20
Users\Documents\My Pictures\At_Max's.jpg was denied."
File permissions are not set to shared, but the start=20
menu list it as the shared documents folder.
Q: Would the registry troubles be fixed if the=20
programs were run with the accounts set to=20
administator status?=20
I thought that renaming it would solve the issue.=20
From the cmd prompt:
cd "c:\documents and settings\documents"
move documents "Shared Documents"
But the start menu couldn't find any folder. It didn't=20
work. After things were reversed teh folder appeared as=20
before.
I thought that this might work:
From =ABSet Program Access and Defaults=BB:
1. Remove from start menu.
Q1: Should I remove any access permissions first?
From the cmd prompt:
2. Rename the directory/folder by move.
From =ABSet Program Access and Defaults=BB:
3. Add to start menu.
4. Also, I should set permissions: Read/Write:All Users.
Q: How is this done on the Home edition? Is it on=20
the program access interface used to define the=20
start=20
menu (etc)?
Does this cover setting up the shared documents=20
folder:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=3Dkb;en-
us;304040
I've been through the MS Knowlege Base articles and=20
helpfiles but have no definite answer to this problem.
Please advise as to the likely outcome of the proceedures=20
above. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Bj=F8rn Larsen.
OS: WinXP
Brand: Cicero
RAM: 128 PC-133
CPU: 1.5 P4
the folder =ABShared Documents=BB was renamed to =ABDocuments=BB.
The technicians at FaxLink Peripherals, Inc. deny their=20
software is responsible, claiming it is Arc Soft's fault.
The assert that PhotoImpression caused the problem.
This program was already installed, and ran without=20
anything like this occuring before.
Oddly enough their (SiPix) installer didn't notice the=20
previously installed copy (same verion number) of the=20
program. Nor=20
did the "XP-compatible" PhotoWizard (SiPix) recognize the=20
multi-user file structure, adding the folder =ABMy Camera=BB=20
to the (new) shared folder =ABDocuments=BB. This makes no=20
sense. It is my camera; it is not shared. Why would it=20
not be called =ABShared Camera=BB, then?
Right before the change the log shows an unsigned driver=20
installed by the SiPix camera wizard. Perhaps the=20
problem? I intend to use this sofware only on the=20
old Win98 machine. This seems to be the type of=20
directory organization it is expecting.
Errors with write permission from user accounts, registry=20
errors like:
Sound recorder: Error updating registry.
ColorDeskPhoto:"Error updating registry.
Please try using regedit."
"Access to C:\Documents and Settings\All=20
Users\Documents\My Pictures\At_Max's.jpg was denied."
File permissions are not set to shared, but the start=20
menu list it as the shared documents folder.
Q: Would the registry troubles be fixed if the=20
programs were run with the accounts set to=20
administator status?=20
I thought that renaming it would solve the issue.=20
From the cmd prompt:
cd "c:\documents and settings\documents"
move documents "Shared Documents"
But the start menu couldn't find any folder. It didn't=20
work. After things were reversed teh folder appeared as=20
before.
I thought that this might work:
From =ABSet Program Access and Defaults=BB:
1. Remove from start menu.
Q1: Should I remove any access permissions first?
From the cmd prompt:
2. Rename the directory/folder by move.
From =ABSet Program Access and Defaults=BB:
3. Add to start menu.
4. Also, I should set permissions: Read/Write:All Users.
Q: How is this done on the Home edition? Is it on=20
the program access interface used to define the=20
start=20
menu (etc)?
Does this cover setting up the shared documents=20
folder:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=3Dkb;en-
us;304040
I've been through the MS Knowlege Base articles and=20
helpfiles but have no definite answer to this problem.
Please advise as to the likely outcome of the proceedures=20
above. Any advice would be appreciated.
Thank you,
Bj=F8rn Larsen.
OS: WinXP
Brand: Cicero
RAM: 128 PC-133
CPU: 1.5 P4