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April 5th 07, 03:21 PM
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For a single program, just right click and "Run as Administrator". Also, if
you right click the application, go to Properties, and the Compatibility tab, there is a selection in there to always run as administrator. You might also check the XP SP2 compatibility mode if it still doesn't work. -- Dustin Harper http://www.vistarip.com -- "Ana" wrote in message ... Hi, How to create an advanced user just like it was done on XP? I've an aplication which ran fine on XP (as advanced user) but is not on my vista. TIA Ana 
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April 6th 07, 12:28 AM
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"Ana" wrote
Hi, How to create an advanced user just like it was done on XP? I've an aplication which ran fine on XP (as advanced user) but is not on my vista. There are only two types of users in Vista, standard and administrator. Even when running as an Administrator applications requiring admin permissions will cause a prompt to display asking you to give permission for it to run with admin privileges. -- Rock [MS-MVP User/Shell]
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