Proper Security Procedure for Running non-installed EXE

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From: "Jeff" <Jeff@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 14:30:03 -0700

Hello all,

I have an application that was built in VB6 and I need this to run on
Windows 2003 Terminal Services, sp1. Our TS is properly configured and is
running great with the exception of this application. The program runs
perfectly fine under an 'admin' account, but receives errors under a regular
TS user account. The application is simply an executable and has no
installation (setup) or MSI file to install it. It places no registry
entries.

Are there specific steps and/or methods for configuring security for a
program like this?

I have given the user group Full Control permissons to the folder and files
where this app lives and have reduced the server to 'Relaxed Security'.
Nothing seems to work.

--
Thanks, Jeff
.

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