>>Hallo out there
>>When I´m installing HTML-help for VFP6 I must write in the windows registry (FOXHHELP.EXE /REGSERVER).
>>I´m doing that from an application. It works fine with Win95-98, but... In NT the user must have administration access, otherwise it will not work. My question to you is:
>>Is there any commands I can use in the application, which "traps" a user who not have the nessesary access. Then I can show a messagebox telling the user that he has no rights for doing this change.
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>Ther trivial way is to use a Setup Wizard generated install rather than a hand-coded install; Setup Wizard checks for proper permissions before attempting the install and reports the problem.


Thats not a good solution. The user will be confused if they must install something self, because they know nothing about computers, except how to start Windows and the fox-application. And if Im using a wizard, the messages is in english, and I must have it in swedish. The message must tell the user witch person (and telephonenumber) he should contact. I can not do that with an install-wizard, so I must hand-coding this.
//Kjell