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04-09-2007
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| | Run a program as administrator in XP mode Hi. I have a new computer with Vista Business and are going to install HTML-Kit. To get it work it has to run "as adminitrator" in XP mode, because it isn't Vista compatible yet. Does that mean I have to use 2 logins? I thought, when I only have one - that will be administrator. How do I set a program to run in XP mode and how does it effect the other Vista compatible programs? Thank you in advance for answering. All the best from Inge |
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04-09-2007
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| | Re: Run a program as administrator in XP mode Create a shortcut (or right click on an existing shortcut) to the program and choose properties. You will have the option there to set the program to run as administrator (and will be prompted by UAC when you click on the shortcut). J "Inge" <nono@vera.com> wrote in message news:#tnIGSreHHA.3632@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... > Hi. > > I have a new computer with Vista Business and are going to install > HTML-Kit. > > To get it work it has to run "as adminitrator" in XP mode, because it > isn't Vista compatible yet. > > Does that mean I have to use 2 logins? > I thought, when I only have one - that will be administrator. > > How do I set a program to run in XP mode and how does it effect the other > Vista compatible programs? > > Thank you in advance for answering. > > All the best from > Inge > |
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04-09-2007
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| | Re: Run a program as administrator in XP mode Thank you very much Joe. I'll try that. Have a nice day. Inge "Joe Guidera" <jguidera@remove.msn.com> skrev i en meddelelse news:B1E3BED6-4C46-4C4E-BE7D-CB8A731D24A3@microsoft.com... > Create a shortcut (or right click on an existing shortcut) to the program > and choose properties. You will have the option there to set the program > to run as administrator (and will be prompted by UAC when you click on the > shortcut). > > J > > "Inge" <nono@vera.com> wrote in message > news:#tnIGSreHHA.3632@TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl... >> Hi. >> >> I have a new computer with Vista Business and are going to install >> HTML-Kit. >> >> To get it work it has to run "as adminitrator" in XP mode, because it >> isn't Vista compatible yet. >> >> Does that mean I have to use 2 logins? >> I thought, when I only have one - that will be administrator. >> >> How do I set a program to run in XP mode and how does it effect the other >> Vista compatible programs? >> >> Thank you in advance for answering. >> >> All the best from >> Inge >> |
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