Try running regmon or filemon from
www.sysinternals.com as
an admin while a normal user tried to run the program.
Look in the output of regmon or filemon for Access Denied
error messages that would indicate incorrect NTFS
permissions on registry entries or files...or check to see
if the application is writing to certain disk locations
that aren't writable to that user.
The program may also not be very terminal sercer friendly,
and the program may require certain files to be in certain
places (which they aren't at).
-M
-----Original Message-----
Having a problem with an application that requires the
user to have administrative privilages to run the
software. The program is running on a Windows 2000
Terminal Server. Any Ideas on howto configure the terminal
server to allow the terminal clients to run the program
under administrative privilages...(By the way already
tried to add user's to the "Administrator's" group to gain
administrative privelages and the application still fails
to run properly!
