AKS-Gmail-IMAP wrote:
I am sorry but I would be sorely disappointed with a Hugin Windows
release that writes to the registry. It means that I probably would not
be able to install it. Due to IT policy where I work all registry access
is denied.
If the creation of the registry entry were optional (e.g. would not
cause the installation to fail if access is denied), this would not
affect your ability to install hugin. You only would loose the comfort
feature intended to build upon this key.
Of course, the plugin installers mentioned should provide a fall back
method if the RegKey is missing.
> The only way I have been able to install and run Hugin is
> with VBA running in an Excel workbook. It has been two years since I
> applied to have Hugin declared a sanctioned application. I have been
> able to install Hugin via Excel or using thumb drive transport without
> any difficulty with all the installer methods so far and so I do not
> understand what all this commotion is regarding the Windows install and
> needing to write to the registry.
Such practices could get one fired in some companies. Is it wise to lend
a hand here?
With kind regards
Stefan Peter
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