Why does one need to install from an administrator
account? I can't imagine any reason why a word
processor should need system- or administrator-type
privileges, and requiring them seems like terrible
design. No doubt there may be aspects of a "standard"
full-scale installation that do require broad access;
but not everybody wants to do those things. The
principle of least privilege is important; when it
comes to computers, paranoids live longer.
--- Ryan Pavlik <abiryan@ryand.net> wrote:
>
> poogimmal wrote:
>
> >we have a new gateway with MS XP media 2005 OS.
> >installed abiword 2.2.9 using admin acct,
> >and it runs fine.
> >then login as limited user,
> >and tried to run abiword and we get error,
> >"cannot find libabiword.dll. try to reinstall"
> >would not reinstall from limited user acct.
> >how to fix? the point is to run abiword in
> >limited acct for safety reasons.
> >so far, the limited users in this version of
> >XP are proving to be problematic.
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> You need to install from an administrator accoutn,
> and it sounds like
> perhaps the installation that is current is
> corrupted. Uninstall
> AbiWord, remove the C:\Program Files\AbiSource2
> directory, and then
> re-install from the latest 2.2.x version on the web
> site,
> abisource.com. This should fix the problem.
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