Jeffrey
Our NT system doesn't grant us administrative rights and it helps to sit down
with your IT dept and agreeing to specifics of the user needs. I hope that I
understood your question correctly.
Best regards.
Jaimini
Jeffrey Van Etten wrote:
Does anybody know whether there are any
I can't answer your question, but you should look up your
license agreement to make sure you are allowed to use it the
way you intend. The standard license says you can't use it
the way you state (even if it's technically possible) unless
you have purchased additional licenses - see section 2.
: Friday, April 05, 2002 2:52 PM
To: Jeffrey Van Etten; MapInfo List Serve (E-mail)
Subject: RE: MI-L MapInfo and administrative rights
I can't answer your question, but you should look up your
license agreement to make sure you are allowed to use it the
way you intend. The standard license says
; MapInfo List Serve (E-mail)
Subject: RE: MI-L MapInfo and administrative rights
Hello Darren,
Could you expand on what Section 2 of the EULA does not
permit users with
less than Admin privileges? There are no doubt thousands of
corporate users
in the world who fall into this category as companies
: RE: MI-L MapInfo and administrative rights
Darrin,
It is common for organisations to have multiple user accounts on a single PC
for a variety of reasons. Whether a user has administritive rights on that
PC is thoroughly academic in terms of his right to use the software. I work
on systems
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Sent: Friday, April 05, 2002 9:53 AM
Subject: RE: MI-L MapInfo and administrative rights
Ok, I thought we were talking about technical issues, problems w/ MI under
an NT or 2000 environment. I
