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If I add users on the logon screen after fully installing everything, will everyone have full access to the programs I installed?

e.g. I noticed with Paint Shop Pro 8 that even though I gave everyone administrative rights, it seemed only the original user could run the program properly...!

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****, I've almost got my XPCD working great, but there's one small problem...

Using the CMDLINES.TXT method to apply updates, I am encountering one popup dialog box. When Windows Media Player 9 starts to install, it pops up and warns me that System Restore is disabled. Here is my current code, in the installs.cmd file:

ECHO Installing Windows Media Player 9
start /wait .\Updates\WMP9\wmp9.exe /Q:A /R:N
ECHO.

What could be wrong? DirectX 9 sets up fine with no problems whatsoever.

(here's my dx9 script)

ECHO Installing DirectX 9.0b
start /wait .\Updates\DX9b\dxsetup.exe /opk
ECHO.

Any ideas?

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Bit curious? Have You changed Your code?

Find it a bit different compared to Your code in the beginning of this discussionstring.

Then You used the "main_batch.cmd" and now You have it in "installs.cmd" .

But since I´m new to these methods - I can only ask - and learn!

/ SwedenXp :)

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