If the default installation folder for WiSP is under C:\Program Files,
that's likely your problem. Windows 7 User Account Controls limits certain
write activities to sub-folders under the Program Files folder. Try
uninstalling it, then re-install but DON'T accept the default installation
dire
The registration problem turned out to be an artifact, mostly, of the
migration process I used. When I move to a new computer, I use a LapLink
program called PCMover. It not only moves files and settings, but installed
programs. Because of an unwise choice of names for the old computer,
WA4SCA,
