Newsgroup: it.comp.os.win.win2000
Titolo: corel draw 10 e win2k pro

OK! ho controllato e questo problema non è stato riscontrato in passato!
Dunque: dopo aver installato corel draw 10 come administrator locale, non
riescoa utilizzare il programma di grafica con altro utente xchè mi dà un
messaggio di errore quando lo apro, informando che non ha le autorizzaioni
a usare alcune cartelle gestite dal prg!!!
Grazie!
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Grazie!
Hai gia' provato a cercare nel ng di coreldraw 10 sul newsserver della
corel (
news.corel.com
)?
Ecco un messaggio postato mesi fa:
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I posted the following a couple weeks ago. These instructions should
solve
any permission related problems you're having.
Trev B
Corel Corporation
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Hi guys,
Though I'd share the following info with the group as it certainly
will come
in handy for those wishing to run CorelDRAW 10 or 9 as a member of the
'user' group.
THESE INSTRUCTIONS ARE GUIDELINES TO GET CORELDRAW 10/9 TO RUN AS
MEMBERS OF
THE USERS GROUP. The following has not been tested by Corel, nor will
these
instructions be supported. If you're unsure about any of these
instructions
or why someone would want to run CorelDRAW as a member of the 'users'
group,
do not attempt.
Now that you've read my disclaimer, here's how I think it can be done
(at
least it works on my systems).
First thing to do is to prevent the temp files from being created in
the
root directory. This can be done by following these instructions:
Install SP1 and perform the following:
1. Search your HD for corelapp.ini
(X:\ProgramFiles\Corel\Graphics10\Config by default).
2. Scroll down to the bottom and add the following section:
[Bitmap Tile Manager]
UseRootForSwap=0
3. Save the file and restart CorelDRAW.
Failure to do this will present the user with a dialog box which
simply
reads 'OK' (unless the 'users' group has write permissions to the root
drive. It doesn't on XP from what I can tell).
Second thing to do is to make sure members of the 'user' group have
the
required permissions to run the app. This involves editing the
registry. You
do so at your own risk of course.
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FOR WINDOWS 2000
1. START --> RUN. Type regedt32 (not regedit). Click OK.
2. Select HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE --> SOFTWARE --> COREL.
3. With the COREL key highlighted, select SECURITY (from the menu bar)
-->
Permissions
4. Click the ADVANCED button.
5. Highlight the 'users' account under 'Permission Entries' and click
VIEW/EDIT.
6. Place checkmarks beside the following, ensuring that 'Apply onto'
is set
to 'This folder, subfolders and files':
Set Value
Create Subkey
Delete
7. Click OK, then OK again twice more to close all open dialog boxes.
8. Next, select HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT.
9. With 'HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT' highlighted, repeat steps 3 --> 7.
Once done, reboot and login as the user. Run the app. 'Invalid
directory
specified in corelapp.ini' will appear when creating new documents on
systems running NTFS if the user account does not have write access to
the
graphics10 dir (as CorelDRAW will try to write to this folder). To
correct
this, do the following:
1. Open Windows Explorer.
2. Browse to the Graphics10 folder on your HD (X:\Program
Files\Corel\Graphics10 by default).
3. Right click the folder and choose the 'security' tab.
4. Select the 'users' group and provide them with 'full control' to
this
folder.
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FOR WINDOWS XP
Essentially, the same instructions apply. The only difference may be
the
fact that the security tab does not display when viewing folder
properties.
To get this to display, you'll have to do the following:
1. Double click My Computer.
2. Click TOOLS, Folder Options.
3. Remove the check from 'use simple file sharing'.
Furthermore, there is no SECURITY menu in regedt32 under Win XP.
Permissions
can be found under the EDIT menu'.
I think that's it?!?!
Any feedback is welcomed.
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Spero risolva.
Ciao
Tony