On our club 25 node network, the adobe reader installs everytime a PDF file
is opened.
This works OK for me with my administrator's rights.
But it hangs when a lab user logs on because they have no rights to install
adobe reader.
How can this be changed?
Which method / procedure is found in XP help to explain how to change the
Adobe reader install from the administrator's rights to also the user
rights?
user logs on because they have no rights to install ... On our club 25 node network, the adobe reader installs everytime a PDF file ... This works OK for me with my administrator's rights.... But it hangs when a lab user logs on because they have no rights to install ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.configuration_manage)
user logs on because they have no rights to install ... On our club 25 node network, the adobe reader installs everytime a PDF file ... This works OK for me with my administrator's rights.... But it hangs when a lab user logs on because they have no rights to install ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.configuration_manage)
user logs on because they have no rights to install ... On our club 25 node network, the adobe reader installs everytime a PDF file ... This works OK for me with my administrator's rights.... But it hangs when a lab user logs on because they have no rights to install ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers)
lab user logs on because they have no rights to install ... On our club 25 node network, the adobe reader installs everytime a PDF file ... This works OK for me with my administrator's rights.... But it hangs when a lab user logs on because they have no rights to install ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin)
Re: [OT] IRS tax forms can finally be saved ...Adobe Reader is not free software, pstoedit is. ... Additionally, if the full version of Adobe were available for Linux, there is a chance I'd buy it, since I do fill in enough forms that are not enabled to save in the free reader, that it would be worth the convenience for me. ... I don't actually know how you get the "document rights" in a pdf. ... (Debian-User)
