Fireworks wont run under user login

[bartosz2003 webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

This concerns a windows 2000 pro sp3 installation.

Fireworks works under admin account but not with user account.

Error: " Fireworks cannot run. The resource files are missing or damaged. "

Please help

[Sam Poikail]

Have you installed to a directory or drive that the user account does not
have access to or has limited access to? I run under Win2K just fine.

Are you running MX or MX2004?

Is this a new problem or has it been this way since you installed?

Cheers,
Sam

"bartosz2003" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> This concerns a windows 2000 pro sp3 installation.
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> Fireworks works under admin account but not with user account.
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> Error: " Fireworks cannot run. The resource files are missing or damaged.

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> Please help
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[bartosz2003 webforumsuser@macromedia.com]

Thanks for your response Sam

Performed a standard install to local hard drive i.e c:\program files\macromedia\fireworks
Running MX
Problem has been there since installation.

>Have you installed to a directory or drive that the user account does not
>have access to or has limited access to?

Yes, its possible that the "user" account is limiting access to the default install location.
What is the path to your fireworks package?
What are your permissions settings for above locations for "user"?



Cheers

[Sam Poikail]

FWMX is installed in the default location: c:\program
files\macromedia\fireworks

My current login is listed in the Standard Users group and allows me to

Read/Execute
List Folder Contents
Read

Which should be all you need to do.

Can you launch Fireworks once as Admin and once as a User. When the splash
screen comes up, you should see what Fireworks is doing in the lower left
corner of the splash screen (the status area that lists the startup tasks
that FW is performing). Can you determine what FW was doing or attempting
to do, when it generated the error for the User account?

Cheers,
Sam


"bartosz2003" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks for your response Sam
>
> Performed a standard install to local hard drive i.e c:\program

files\macromedia\fireworks

> Running MX
> Problem has been there since installation.
>

> >Have you installed to a directory or drive that the user account does not
> >have access to or has limited access to?

>
> Yes, its possible that the "user" account is limiting access to the

default install location.

> What is the path to your fireworks package?
> What are your permissions settings for above locations for "user"?
>
>
>
> Cheers
>
>
>
>
>