limited-user

I have an application that is useable by all users (admin or limited) in .NET (C# specifically). When the application first launches - it creates a few files that it needs in the C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents\ for all subsequent launches. If the limited user in XP is the FIRST user to launch the application it creates the files fine and both the limited user and administrators can run fine. However if the Administrator (or I am guessing a different limited user) is the first to launch the application then the limited user is NOT able to run the application. The two files that

I would like to know some common or best practices of rolling out a new website feature to a select group of the userbase. The users could be, for example, based solely on a percentage of your overall user base (10%). The rollout should be customizable (configurable) and support any number of features. It would also be useful to associate rollouts to specific user roles or privileges (ACL). So, in essence, what is an architecture that would scale reasonably well? As for the language agnostic portion, you can either provide pseudo-code, general concepts or ideas, or snippets from your preferred

This one is really weird. I had a perfectly working Eclipse + Android 2.2 SDK working in both Administrator account and LUA (Limited User Account) under Windows XP. Then I decided to add the Android 1.6 SDK (I could do it from an Administrator account only). It seemed to have gone well, since it still works perfectly -- but only in that Administrator account! When I try to start Eclipse under a LUA, I receive the following error message box: Which disappears within 2-3 seconds and replaced with: I then tried to check the Preferences page, but again, all I receive is error messages: and: Any

I am trying to install JDK at office laptop but it says I need administrator privileges. I have only access to my own account at work. How can I install the Java Development Kit without administrator rights? Ganesh Krishnan Here is a workaround to install java without admin privileges or without administrator password. For this you need cygwin installed which does not require admin privileges. In the utils make sure you select cabextract.exe to install it. Fireup cygwin bash shell. Type cabextract jdk1.6.exe <-- jdk file name this will extract all the files into the current directory. Move