there may be a command line prompt also that does this for you and allows you to save them where you want to. Finally, try and look this issue up in the Adobe Support section. ________________________________________\\... Paul, Do you have more then one User Account? If so then that is mostlikely the cause of the errors. It is not just UAC that irks me about Vista. I have come to the conclusion that Vista leaves me feeling that if I had wanted a MAC I would have bought one. :-) If you type ...control userpasswords2...in the run box from the start menu, you will see a list of the users. My user account that I had created during installation was assign "debugger" status. I changed it to Administrator status. A few days later I found it had reverted to "debugger" so I changed it again. It seems stable now. Debugger did not allow full permissions UAC. Quite possibly one of the worst bungles in Microsoft's long and glorious history of dominating the computer industry, the User Account Control (UAC) in Windows Vista is simply unnecessary. The UAC tries to prevent security breaches in your system by requesting your permission to continue before it uses any program or application with what it deems as a "potential threat??. Now, how does it know if something is a potential threat or not, anyway? Well, we'll discuss that later. UAC is a great idea for home users, such as a family with small children.