I was just testing this. I believe the only additional right they will need is:

"Load and Unload Device Drivers"

When I gave this to my TestUser and logged on, everything seemed to work great.

There are a few folks in the UT that have indicated they are using Amyuni on NT/Win2K and have given the users these rights. I am be going out on a limb here, but I would assume (oh that word <g>) that this should be ok for most shops. I know in my situation it does not present a problem.

Matt

>Thanks for the details. Will retry. Have not messed w/ it lately but i believe my problem was severe operator error - i believe i was using the CREATOR and not the CONVERTER.
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>Regarding the fact that the user will need rights to programmatically create a printer on the workstation in order to use the amyuni product, do u see this as a problem for your users? Are they going to have those rights? Can they have those rights and NOT be an administrator? Would think that would be a showstopper for some shops.
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>thx....
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>>Hi Chris,
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>>After reading Neil's post and then checking the Amyuni FAQ, I moved all the files to the directory where the code is running and Success! According to the FAQ, all the files need to be in the same directory as the EXE.
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>>I wrote a couple of quick prgs and tested both the CDINTF and FLL and had no problems. Then I ran my app and everything was aok and PDF generation works fine.
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>>HTH,
>>Matt
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>>I am using the Converter demo.
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>>>Are u using the CREATOR or the CONVERTER ?
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>>>>I sure am. It works great. I have it installed on a Win2000 machine and haven't seen the message you are talking about.
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>>>>I have the developer version(I think, unlimitted runtime distrabution), you still have to install the printer and remove it in code. The license allows only for printer installation during the running of your application.
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>>>>I basically use the fll interface but there is one instance where I had to use the dll to set the paper size.