> Darren New<dne### [at] sanrrcom>  wrote:
>> stevenvh wrote:
>>> What's elevation? (Yes, I should know, but I only went to school 'til I was 25!)
>
>> It refers to elevated privileges. You picked "run as administrator" to run
>> it, or you logged in as the administrator, or some such.
>
>> Basically, you gave it permission to write to Program Files before you
>> started it.
>
>    I didn't know there was such a feature in Windows XP (which is what the
> OP is using, as far as I can see).
>

When running windows XP, you have administrator provilege by default.
But, yes, you can "run as..." with XP: Just right click some executable 
and sellect that option.


Alain

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