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April 27th 09, 02:41 PM
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Adding an application to user profile
I have an account in our domain, and that account has admin rights. (but I
do not log in as "administrator") There is another user within our domain who needs access to an application that I installed while logged onto my account. (the account where I have admin rights) When I have the user log onto his account, he does not have access to the application. I gave him read/write/execute access to the folder that the application is in. Also *thought* that I indicated "make this application viewable to all users" upon install. What am I missing? Thank you in advance for any guidance. 
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April 27th 09, 03:31 PM
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Adding an application to user profile
Check his Group membership.
-- JS http://www.pagestart.com "CLL" wrote in message ... I have an account in our domain, and that account has admin rights. (but I do not log in as "administrator") There is another user within our domain who needs access to an application that I installed while logged onto my account. (the account where I have admin rights) When I have the user log onto his account, he does not have access to the application. I gave him read/write/execute access to the folder that the application is in. Also *thought* that I indicated "make this application viewable to all users" upon install. What am I missing? Thank you in advance for any guidance.
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April 27th 09, 03:31 PM
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Adding an application to user profile
Check his Group membership.
-- JS http://www.pagestart.com "CLL" wrote in message ... I have an account in our domain, and that account has admin rights. (but I do not log in as "administrator") There is another user within our domain who needs access to an application that I installed while logged onto my account. (the account where I have admin rights) When I have the user log onto his account, he does not have access to the application. I gave him read/write/execute access to the folder that the application is in. Also *thought* that I indicated "make this application viewable to all users" upon install. What am I missing? Thank you in advance for any guidance.
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April 27th 09, 04:23 PM
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Adding an application to user profile
It looks like the issue was group membership. I had just given the user
access to the .exe, but not put them into the correct group. Now all seems to work ok. However the issue now has changed a bit, and it more of a Microsoft Expression Media issue now. Seems like I can execute the application now, but I can't open the catalog on a network drive. Oh well, guess that's another post entirely! :-) Thank you for the nudge. -CLL "JS" wrote: Check his Group membership. -- JS http://www.pagestart.com "CLL" wrote in message ... I have an account in our domain, and that account has admin rights. (but I do not log in as "administrator") There is another user within our domain who needs access to an application that I installed while logged onto my account. (the account where I have admin rights) When I have the user log onto his account, he does not have access to the application. I gave him read/write/execute access to the folder that the application is in. Also *thought* that I indicated "make this application viewable to all users" upon install. What am I missing? Thank you in advance for any guidance.
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April 27th 09, 04:23 PM
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Adding an application to user profile
It looks like the issue was group membership. I had just given the user
access to the .exe, but not put them into the correct group. Now all seems to work ok. However the issue now has changed a bit, and it more of a Microsoft Expression Media issue now. Seems like I can execute the application now, but I can't open the catalog on a network drive. Oh well, guess that's another post entirely! :-) Thank you for the nudge. -CLL "JS" wrote: Check his Group membership. -- JS http://www.pagestart.com "CLL" wrote in message ... I have an account in our domain, and that account has admin rights. (but I do not log in as "administrator") There is another user within our domain who needs access to an application that I installed while logged onto my account. (the account where I have admin rights) When I have the user log onto his account, he does not have access to the application. I gave him read/write/execute access to the folder that the application is in. Also *thought* that I indicated "make this application viewable to all users" upon install. What am I missing? Thank you in advance for any guidance.
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April 27th 09, 05:29 PM
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Adding an application to user profile
Good luck with your Microsoft Expression Media problem.
And thanks for the feedback. -- JS http://www.pagestart.com "CLL" wrote in message ... It looks like the issue was group membership. I had just given the user access to the .exe, but not put them into the correct group. Now all seems to work ok. However the issue now has changed a bit, and it more of a Microsoft Expression Media issue now. Seems like I can execute the application now, but I can't open the catalog on a network drive. Oh well, guess that's another post entirely! :-) Thank you for the nudge. -CLL "JS" wrote: Check his Group membership. -- JS http://www.pagestart.com "CLL" wrote in message ... I have an account in our domain, and that account has admin rights. (but I do not log in as "administrator") There is another user within our domain who needs access to an application that I installed while logged onto my account. (the account where I have admin rights) When I have the user log onto his account, he does not have access to the application. I gave him read/write/execute access to the folder that the application is in. Also *thought* that I indicated "make this application viewable to all users" upon install. What am I missing? Thank you in advance for any guidance.
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April 27th 09, 05:29 PM
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Adding an application to user profile
Good luck with your Microsoft Expression Media problem.
And thanks for the feedback. -- JS http://www.pagestart.com "CLL" wrote in message ... It looks like the issue was group membership. I had just given the user access to the .exe, but not put them into the correct group. Now all seems to work ok. However the issue now has changed a bit, and it more of a Microsoft Expression Media issue now. Seems like I can execute the application now, but I can't open the catalog on a network drive. Oh well, guess that's another post entirely! :-) Thank you for the nudge. -CLL "JS" wrote: Check his Group membership. -- JS http://www.pagestart.com "CLL" wrote in message ... I have an account in our domain, and that account has admin rights. (but I do not log in as "administrator") There is another user within our domain who needs access to an application that I installed while logged onto my account. (the account where I have admin rights) When I have the user log onto his account, he does not have access to the application. I gave him read/write/execute access to the folder that the application is in. Also *thought* that I indicated "make this application viewable to all users" upon install. What am I missing? Thank you in advance for any guidance.
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