I've just recently downloaded D3 7.5 for NT onto a Windows XP
Profession edition and also the Pick Data Provider .NET for same and I
am having some problem with user access rights when trying to configure
the PDP .NET INETD piece. There is only 1 account on the machine and
that is administrator. But no matter what I try (including restoring
the Windows XP operating system) I get an error message when trying to
configure the Inetd service. I go with all the default ports and file
name pathways, and every time I try to configure the service I get an
error message of "User does not have administrator rights to access the
service" and then I cannot save the configuration file. It errors out
with service is unreachable and will not save the configuration. Has
anyone else hada similar error?

Thanks in advance for any suggestions.

Alan Otterstad
Flustered in Seattle...

Maybe the account is called "Adminstrator" but _is_ it set up to _be_
the computer administrator? There be a difference!

If it is and you've followed the installation procedures precisely,
then RD has an issue to resolve.

-Bruce H

oldogbert (AT) comcast (DOT) net wrote:

Maybe the account is called "Adminstrator" but _is_ it set up to _be_
the computer administrator? There be a difference!

If it is and you've followed the installation procedures precisely,
then RD has an issue to resolve.

-Bruce H

oldogbert (AT) comcast (DOT) net wrote:

Is a double post when I only clicked once called a Google Goof?

mvdbman wrote:

Excellent! They need that technology on the single write/multiple files
thread!!

Excellent! They need that technology on the single write/multiple files
thread!!

Excellent! They need that technology on the single write/multiple files
thread!!

Excellent! They need that technology on the single write/multiple files
thread!!

Excellent! They need that technology on the single write/multiple files
thread!!

Excellent! They need that technology on the single write/multiple files
thread!!

Excellent! They need that technology on the single write/multiple files
thread!!

mvdbman wrote:
Looks like Google haven't perfected this yet ?

Hi
I thought that it was called McMurray finger trouble!
Peter McMurray
"mvdbman" <mvdbman (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote

Hi
Are you sure that you have compatible installations. The D3 version is a
long way behind the current Microsoft version and unlikely to catch up for
some months. Off the top of my head D3 PDP is for 1.1 and current Microsoft
is version 2
Peter McMurray
<oldogbert (AT) comcast (DOT) net> wrote

Peter McMurray wrote:

Had some help from Raining Data to debug this problem. It works out
that I created a problem on my Windows computer and I will be trying to
work that out myself. This was not a D3 PDP problem at all. So I'm
going to have to do some Windows troubleshooting to find the answer.
The PDP works fine, just weird Windows error messages...like that's
something new. Thanks for the advice people. I had this working on a
different computer in Windows XP home edition so it's not the PDP
portion. Now I just gotta figure out what I did to user permissions in
Windows.
Alan