2008/1/25, Jim Allan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > M Henri Day wrote: > > 2008/1/25, Jim Allan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > >> M Henri Day wrote: > > Jim, I have to right-click the Quick Unicode Utility icon and select > «Run as > > adminstrator» everytime I reboot into Vista in order for the programme > to > > function, but I don't need to go through any installation process. By > the > > way, in your original instructions, you indicated that a dot «.» must be > > pressed on the Num Pad before entering the hexadecimal code of the glyph > to > > be entered, but on my Num Pad the key in question (the second in the > bottom > > row) is marked as a comma «,». I don't know if this is a peculiarity of > my > > Norwegian 105-key (Logitech) board, or whether this is the case for you > as > > well.... > > What Quick Unicode Utility Icon? The original download produced a > desktop Icon with the label "quick100.exe". Right-clicking that and > selecting "Run as administrator" installed the program, creating another > desktop icon named "Quick Unicode Input", and a shortcut icon in the > Startup folder in the Start menu which should start the program every > time I reboot, which it does, producing a third icon in the System Tray. > > I will check when I get home, but obviously what is not working is the > program startup run automatically from the shortcut icon in the Startup > folder. Either I must run the program again, by clicking the Desktop > "Quick Unicode Input" icon or reinstall again using the "Quick100.exe" > icon. I will see what works tonight on my system. > > Jim Allan
Forgive my sloppiness - the icon on my desktop is called, just as you point out, «Quick Unicode Input». As I mentioned above, to run the programme, I must right-click the icon and click «Run as adminstrator» on the menu that then appears.... Henri
