Hello,
I'm Frank and I am new to the forums. My problem is with Vista Ultimate and the printing picture package. When I go to save new picture package templates, Vista gives me a message that I do not have permission to save to that file. If I right click on the Photoshop Icon when I open it and open it as an administrator (which I an listed as an administrator in the users section anyway) it will then allow me to save my picture package templates, but then I lose the ability to drag files into the template or into Photoshop. I am restricted to opening everything from the menu, which is a real time eater. Otherwise everything seems to be smooth with Vista.
Any help will be appreciated.
Thanks
Frank
#1
My problem is with Vista Ultimate and the printing picture package. When I go to save new picture package templates, Vista gives me a message that I do not have permission to save to that file.
It's caused by UAC (User Account Control). If you turn UAC off, the permission error goes away.
HTH,
Terri
#2
Thank you Terri, Got to love Microsoft for giving us our daily dose of aggravation.
Thanks
Frank
#3
Yeah, UAC is plain ugly. I tried using it for a while...
Here's another thing to watch out for:
If Google Desktop is running, I've found it will steal any Photoshop commands that match it's command set. Example...control, alt, G opens the Google Desktop address bar if it is running instead of creating a clipping mask in Photoshop CS3.
#4
Why would anyone want Google Desktop?
#5