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What Sheryl said about permissions for everyone is very true. There is a clause or prompt that requires you to specify if you want to make the application available to all users on the computer. If you did not specify that during the first installation, nobody else will be able to use it except the profile that installed it. Since this is a ghost image it will be almost impossible for anybody to use the application on the computer. Your best bet is to clean out the Millennium client, delete the folders from your programs file and do a fresh install.
Ruth O. Owopetu
-----Original Message-----
From: Bissen, Sheryl [
mailto:BISSEN at Grinnell dot EDU]
Sent: Thursday, September 23, 2004 4:03 PM
To: IUG INNOPAC List
Subject: RE: Ghost imaging and Millennium client
If each user has their own User Profile on the pc, you might need to
make sure that 'everyone' has permissions to the icon. I know it is
something I have had to do on Windows XP installations.
Sheryl Bissen
Library Systems Support Technician
Grinnell College Libraries
1111 6th Ave.
Grinnell, IA 50112
email bissen at grinnell dot edu
Phone 641-269-3359
Fax 641-269-4283
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