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September 24th 06, 12:55 PM
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Where is "Run as..." in Vista?
What about the Start, Run command. That is one of the first things I noticed
was "missing" when I installed Vista build 5600. "Jimmy Brush" wrote: Hello, I'm not sure if run as will be making an appearance later, I couldn't find any information about it. However, you can still use the runas command from the command prompt (granted, it's alot more work, but it does work). The simple syntax is: runas /user:USERNAME "command" example: runas /user:Jimmy "control.exe" Which would then prompt for my password, then if the password was correct, run the command line. There's some more advanced options available with this command as well. - JB 
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September 24th 06, 01:52 PM
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Where is "Run as..." in Vista?
Go to customize the start menu and you can change it there. You can find
this by right clicking on the toolbar and choosing properties. By default it has been removed. Eddie Johnson "Robert E" wrote in message ... What about the Start, Run command. That is one of the first things I noticed was "missing" when I installed Vista build 5600. "Jimmy Brush" wrote: Hello, I'm not sure if run as will be making an appearance later, I couldn't find any information about it. However, you can still use the runas command from the command prompt (granted, it's alot more work, but it does work). The simple syntax is: runas /user:USERNAME "command" example: runas /user:Jimmy "control.exe" Which would then prompt for my password, then if the password was correct, run the command line. There's some more advanced options available with this command as well. - JB
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September 24th 06, 02:13 PM
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Where is "Run as..." in Vista?
"Robert E" wrote in message ... What about the Start, Run command. That is one of the first things I noticed was "missing" when I installed Vista build 5600. You can run commands from the textbox on the Start Menu itself.
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September 27th 06, 12:32 PM
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Where is "Run as..." in Vista?
you can always hit the windows key and the r key that brings it up just like
xp I use it all the time John "Robert E" wrote in message ... What about the Start, Run command. That is one of the first things I noticed was "missing" when I installed Vista build 5600. "Jimmy Brush" wrote: Hello, I'm not sure if run as will be making an appearance later, I couldn't find any information about it. However, you can still use the runas command from the command prompt (granted, it's alot more work, but it does work). The simple syntax is: runas /user:USERNAME "command" example: runas /user:Jimmy "control.exe" Which would then prompt for my password, then if the password was correct, run the command line. There's some more advanced options available with this command as well. - JB
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