OT: decompression error trying to install iQXML (32K attchment)

I'm trying to install iQXML on my home computer (WIndows 7 home), and
keep getting the attached error. I've tried pretty much all of the
versions. They all bomb in the same place.

I've sent myself the version from work that installed fine there
(Windows XP). I suspect there is something wrong with a Windows file at
home, but what?

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Jon

I know Fredrich can tell you more - but maybe that file is read-only, so it
can't be written out/overwritten?

-Robert

Hi Robert,

> I know Fredrich can tell you more - but maybe that file is read-only,
> so it can't be written out/overwritten?

IIRC, you fixed this in your later installs?! You had the same problem in
IQ-SYNC some time ago. See my emails dated January 23, 2011.

The problem in your IQ-SYNC was your use of the "highestAvailable" execution
level. If the "highest available" execution level privilege on this machine
does not allow to create folders under the Program Files folder tree (means,
the login does not have administrator execution level privileges), then it
is not possible to create your folder and files under the protected Windows
resource.

Recommended (and the default) execution level for setups is
"requireAdministrator". The use of asInvoker or higestAvailable might cause
problems if you try to write to protected areas.

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Hi Jon,

you have to run installer as administrator.

Regards,
Davor

> you have to run installer as administrator.

If the installer is built correctly, it should be manifested to require
administrator. Then you get a prompt when you start it, click Ok and it
works as expected.

Charles


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Hi,

Well - it would be expected that a Clarion program have administrator access
to their box.

For IQXML - It is set to "asInvoker".

However ... since this is just putting files into the Clarion directory -
why would they require Administrator? It's just regular files being put in
a regular directory. This would then require the user to sign off and sign
back on as an Administrator - wouldn't that annoy someone?

-Robert

Robert,

> However ... since this is just putting files into the Clarion directory -
> why would they require Administrator?

C:\Program Files\SoftVelocity\Clarion is a protected folder.

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I hate that folder. <g>

That's why I use:

c:\Clarion8

Can't get any cleaner than that. :)

-Robert

What Lee said. The SoftVelocity folder under the "Program Files" tree is a
protected folder. On UAC-aware operating systems (e.g. Windows 7) the user
does not have to sign off and sign back on as an Administrator because
over-the-shoulder (OTH) elevation handles this.

If the user is a Limited User on a pre-Vista machine then he has to sign-off
and sign-on as Administrator.

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OK - I will make the change for the next build.

In the meantime - make sure you are logged in as Administrator to do the
install.

Thanks.

Robert Paresi