If I were you I would go get regmon or filemon from
www.sysinternals.com and run it as the admin while a
normal user tries to access MapPoint. I would look in the
output of regmon or filemon for access denied error
messages, which would indicate incorrect NTFS permissions
on those MapPoint files.
-M
-----Original Message-----
Has anyone tried installing MapPoint 2004 on one of their
terminal servers (w2k,sp3)? I was able to finally get the
install to work only if the cd was in the machine's own
drive...i.e. mapped drives wouldn't work and MetaFrame
mapped drives wouldn't work either. ...the problem I am
running into now is that when a user other than me (or my
test account) tries to access the app, they get the
following message:CD is not in the drive or the installation of this
application is corrupt. Make sure the drive you installed
from is attached, the CD is in the drive, your network is
connected, or run Setup again from its original installed
location.full install, but I did, in fact, choose the Full
Installation option when I ran the install....and since
the app runs thru a terminal session (actually a metaframe
session) for me and for my test user, I can't think of any
obvious reasons as to why it shouldn't work for a third
user.
