Hi all,

our setup includes a few OCR-fonts which are copied to the %FONTSDIR% directory. The code generated in the script for each ocr font file is:

Install File "R:\OurPath\OCRB.ttf" to "%FONTSDIR%\OCRB.ttf" (Always install)

On the "ordinary" versions of Windows (XP, Vista, 7) this works very well, but when running the installation on Windows Server 2008, the setup stops and prompts the following error message (seems to be the xxxx_ERR_DIR_NOTWRITABLE): "The target directory %s is not writable or accessible. The installation cannot continue". Note also that the "%s" expression isn't replaced by anything so we can only see two spaces between "directory" and "is not". Behind this messagebox the "file copy progress" is shown and the file name being copied at the moment this fails is the OCRB.ttf font.

PS:
- This fails instantly on the first of the three font files in our script
- The %FONTSDIR% directory is certainly not read-only - e.g we are allowed to use a DOS-box and create/delete folders in the %FONTSDIR%.
- The user logged into our server running the installation is the administrator and the setup is also "run as administrator".

Would really appreciate some input on this matter! :-)