Akito
December 6th 03, 12:02 PM
I wish I could help you, but I have not used AOL in about
4 years. I would recommend getting a new ISP, such as
Earthlink. AOL is horrible, and I wouldn't recommend it
to anyone, even newbies.
Aki
>-----Original Message-----
>While AOL operates fine in any administrative user
>account, I receive an error message that references the
>MAIN.IDX file being damaged when I try to open AOL in a
>limited user account. AOL help was no help, they said
>reinstall AOL, which I did, but the problem is the same
>with the second installation. Apparently AOL needs to
>access something that the limited user accounts do not
>have access to, is there a way I can give a limited user
>those permissions without changing the entire account to
>an adminstrator? Tech support at Gateway, my computer
>manufacturer, said, "Gee, that shouldn't happen, but
>reinstall AOL and that will fix it."
>.
>
4 years. I would recommend getting a new ISP, such as
Earthlink. AOL is horrible, and I wouldn't recommend it
to anyone, even newbies.
Aki
>-----Original Message-----
>While AOL operates fine in any administrative user
>account, I receive an error message that references the
>MAIN.IDX file being damaged when I try to open AOL in a
>limited user account. AOL help was no help, they said
>reinstall AOL, which I did, but the problem is the same
>with the second installation. Apparently AOL needs to
>access something that the limited user accounts do not
>have access to, is there a way I can give a limited user
>those permissions without changing the entire account to
>an adminstrator? Tech support at Gateway, my computer
>manufacturer, said, "Gee, that shouldn't happen, but
>reinstall AOL and that will fix it."
>.
>