>Have run into odd situation at customer site with application installed on Win Server 2003 and accessing from Win7 Pro. The server and the workstation are in a domain -- all the configurations seem to work OK. Here is the scenario:
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>1. VFP application is installed on share on Win Server 2003
>2. Folder security attributes and sharing permissions seem to be all in order.
>3. If we navigate to shared folder, then launch application there, it works fine.
>4. If we create shortcut, then launch application from it, it works OK
>5. We log out, then log in as different user.
>6. if we navigate to shared folder and launch application from there, it works fine
>7. If we launch application through shortcut (created by different user), the application behaves as if it has insufficient privileges to the folder (gets "cannot update cursor" error when we try to save data).
>8. If we create new shortcut to application as current user, the application runs OK.
>9. Log out, log in again as first user we tried
>10. Launch application using shortcut we originally created, it works OK.
>11. Launching applcation from shortcut created by other user to application, it behaves as if there are insufficient priveleges (get "cannot update cursor" error when we try to save data)
>12. There is only one workstation that behaves this way -- all the other Win7 workstations seem to work OK. Same user can log into other workstation and this strange behavior (application runs as if has insufficient privileges if started from shortcut created by another user) doesn't occur.

Are either of the test users, local administrators on the Win7 Pro workstation? If not, maybe any shortcut that is to be used by more than one user needs to be created under the All Users profile.