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Re: Problem with "Set Access Control"

Thank you Friedrich

Yes, it helps.

Peter

Re: Problem with "Set Access Control"

Peter,

Yes, "Everyone" is valid. You can also use the SID (in this case it is: S-1-1-0)

"Everyone" is a group that includes all users, even anonymous users and guests. Membership is controlled by the Windows operating system.

The "Everyone" group no longer includes anonymous users on a computer that is running Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2), Vista or Longhorn.

Does this help?

Friedrich

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Re: Problem with "Set Access Control"

Thanks Friedrich,

Sorry about the other reply, I hadn't logged in yet and didn't notice until after I posted it.

I notice that when I set permissions in XP directly, one of the user choices is Everyone. Do you know if that is a valid user for the Set Account Control? And will it make the permission active for all users?

Peter

Re: Problem with "Set Access Control"

Originally Posted by linder

Does this help?

Thanks, that helps a lot. Somehow I never noticed that there was a separate Help menu selection for documentation updates.

Peter

Re: Problem with "Set Access Control"

Peter,

A workaround is to define the "User" first and then select a registry-related operation. This will enable "Root".

HTH,

Friedrich

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Re: Problem with "Set Access Control"

Peter,

We have already fixed the "disabled registry key root" problem. We'll make a patch available soon.

BTW, please make sure you have the latest documentation and press F1 from within the IDE.

Does this help?

Friedrich

Problem with "Set Access Control"

I tried adding Set Access Control to my script in 6.5.1852 and could find no help or documentation on this script item. I have no idea what to enter where. Also, the Root: (registry key root selection) is disabled even if I select a registry-related operation.

I also cannot find documentation on "Releases." How does one use these? What are they good for?

I know some of this should be obvious and is probably just me who fails to understand it. Still, some documentation would help.

Thanks,

Peter Gysegem
Beaver Creek Software