Re: BNR3 on Windows Vista

No -- Vista has finally started enforcing some basic common sense 
computing practices.  Specifically, applications go into an appropriate 
directory, data goes elsewhere.

Apps that cannot cope won't have a happy experience in Vista unless you 
take special precautions.  In general you can override the NTFS 
permissions and put the app wherever you want, but it's usually safer to 
avoid Program Files if you're planning on sharing a directory between 
apps and data.

-- 
The Dave!



Paul E. Olson wrote:
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> Don't locate the data directories under C:\Program Files\ (which means 
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