Microsoft Producer for PowerPoint 2003
Has anyone successfully made a package for this?
Microsoft Producer for PowerPoint 2003
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=1B3C76D5-FC75-4F99-94BC-784919468E73&displaylang=en
Silent install went successfully.
Loaded it up and went to capture -> Video Screen Capture -> set the sound options and then clicked on the Capture button. It works fine but this was under the Admin logon. It failed to work under restristed logon.
"An unknown error has occurred" is all I got.
I've given READ and WRITE permission to the Templates and Shared directory under C:\Program Files\Microsoft Producer 2\ but it made no difference.
I've ran it via FileMon and RegMon but can't find what the issue is happening.
Any other things I should look for?
Thanks
Microsoft Producer for PowerPoint 2003
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=1B3C76D5-FC75-4F99-94BC-784919468E73&displaylang=en
Silent install went successfully.
Loaded it up and went to capture -> Video Screen Capture -> set the sound options and then clicked on the Capture button. It works fine but this was under the Admin logon. It failed to work under restristed logon.
"An unknown error has occurred" is all I got.
I've given READ and WRITE permission to the Templates and Shared directory under C:\Program Files\Microsoft Producer 2\ but it made no difference.
I've ran it via FileMon and RegMon but can't find what the issue is happening.
Any other things I should look for?
Thanks
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
16 years ago
I'd persevere with FileMon and RegMon (actually, I'd use ProcMon which is a much more capable amalgam of the two from the same stable) because my guess would be it's trying to write something to a registry key under HKLM.
Posted by:
tsutton
16 years ago
Thanks for the reply.
I have catch 22... I logged on as the restristed account and ran this. But I got an error message of "process monitor requires administrator group"
And if I give the restristed account the admin group, I won't find out which are being denied access to the file/registry... so I'm kinda stuck!
I have catch 22... I logged on as the restristed account and ran this. But I got an error message of "process monitor requires administrator group"
And if I give the restristed account the admin group, I won't find out which are being denied access to the file/registry... so I'm kinda stuck!
Posted by:
spartacus
16 years ago
Logon as the non-admin user then right click the ProcMon executable and select Run As..
enter the administrator's credentials to start ProcMon.
Then start Microsoft Producer as you would do normally and watch the monitor.
Regards,
Spartacus
enter the administrator's credentials to start ProcMon.
Then start Microsoft Producer as you would do normally and watch the monitor.
Regards,
Spartacus
Posted by:
tsutton
16 years ago
Thanks. Didn't find anything useful from it. So I might give this software a miss.
Thanks for the help.
Thanks for the help.
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