> From: Damon Poburko <
[hidden email]>
> Subject: Re: INSTALLING ON WINDOW7
>
> On 7/28/2011 3:21 PM, Sanni Kazeem wrote:
>> I downloaded and installed imageJ on Window7
The permissions/rights issues of ImageJ under W7 could be resolved
either by installing it into the directory where current user have
full rights (for example, into folder in current user's "My
Documents", as was previously suggested), or by installing into
subfolder in "Program Files (x86)", and editing the permissions of
folder where ImageJ is installed - to give the limited rights' user
the following permissions:
"Modify", "Read & execute", "List folder contents" and "Write".
The later solution, however - change of permissions - might present
some security problems, and might be not possible in environments
where tighter security is required.
Changing folder permissions on Windows 7:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_vista-files/how-do-i-change-folder-and-file-permissions/465f2b42-63dd-4486-8dd1-c870290efeedI probably would suggest _not_ to change an ownership of this folder,
but try first to give the current user only "Modify", "Read &
execute", "List folder contents" and "Write" rights, and then try to
run ImageJ from limited user's account. It did solve most of my
problems.
Locked
