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Guest
Dear Colleagues,
From many locations, double clicking an application's icon does not start
that application.
Double clikcing a FrontPage 2003 or Acrobat icon on desktop does not start
FrontPage or Acrobat. From the Start Menu, clicking on any MS Office
application does not start the application.
However, clicking on an MS Office application from within the subdirectory
"Microsoft Office" as displayed off the Start Menu does start the application.
I generally have to open files by double clicking the file, rather than
clicking the application's icon displayed on the desktop or on the root of
the Start Menu.
Perhaps this has to do with execution permissions and locations of the .lnk
files. I've disabled User Access Control, and my account type is
administrator.
Thanks very much!
Lightfoote
Dell Opliplex GX 280; RAM 2 Gb DDR 533; SATA 80 Gb; Intel 3.2 MHz Processor;
ATI FireMV2200PCIe with video RAM 128 Mb; Rating = 3 (only!)
From many locations, double clicking an application's icon does not start
that application.
Double clikcing a FrontPage 2003 or Acrobat icon on desktop does not start
FrontPage or Acrobat. From the Start Menu, clicking on any MS Office
application does not start the application.
However, clicking on an MS Office application from within the subdirectory
"Microsoft Office" as displayed off the Start Menu does start the application.
I generally have to open files by double clicking the file, rather than
clicking the application's icon displayed on the desktop or on the root of
the Start Menu.
Perhaps this has to do with execution permissions and locations of the .lnk
files. I've disabled User Access Control, and my account type is
administrator.
Thanks very much!
Lightfoote
Dell Opliplex GX 280; RAM 2 Gb DDR 533; SATA 80 Gb; Intel 3.2 MHz Processor;
ATI FireMV2200PCIe with video RAM 128 Mb; Rating = 3 (only!)