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• WUT-121: the file transfer has been banned by the administrator

  Hi all
  I use * "Forms [32 bit] Version 11.1.1.1.0 (Production)" * & I'm trying to transfer a file from my application server on the client computer using webutil.
  
  Here is my procedure
  
  l_success: webutil_file_transfer.AS_to_Client_with_progress =+.
  * (clientFile = > ' C:\'|| fname |'. txt'*)
  *, serverFile = > ' D:\ebiz1\home\pivot\'|| fname |'. txt'*.
  *, progressTitle = > 'download of current Server Application. "
  (*, progressSubTitle = > 'Please wait'); *
  
  
  "but it gives this error continually *'WUT-121: the file transfer has been banned by the administrator."
  
  Help, please

  According to your code example, it seems you are trying to transfer a file to a drive of your computer to another drive on your computer.

  (clientFile => 'C:\'||fname||'.txt'
  

  , serverFile => ' D:\ebiz1\home\pivot\'|| fname |'. txt'

  Either that or your application server is a WinTel computer.

  As for your webutil.cfg there are a number of things that I noticed:
  First of all, you specified: transfer.appsrv.write.1=C:\ebiz1\Home\Pivot under the directory of the writing, but your code even attempts to write to D:\ebiz1\home\pivot. What is the right directory? You can write to the directory specified in the webutil.cfg. That being the case, replace drive "D" drive "c".

  Also, again depending on your webutil.cfg it seems that your application server is a WinTel box; can you confirm this? This webutil.cfg came your desktop or the application server?

  Hope this helps,
  Craig B-)

  If someone useful or appropriate, please mark accordingly.

• Can't access my files doc as a user unique vs administrator user?

  I have created my user access on Vista as administrator and load programs, files and doc files to my hard drive.

  Having some problems on programs not able to run in administrator mode, I created a unique user account.

  Disconnected as administrator and logged as a user, and now I can't access my files and folders of the doc, it is not visible in the c drive.

  How to access these files from the doc in addition to completing the session as a user and login as an administrator?

  Here, any help would be great

  See you soon

  It is very easy to give the users rights to other folders by right-clicking on a folder or a file and selecting Properties, then security (re para below I just checked prior to this announcement and there is a link on the Security screen 'learn on the access control and permissions'. If logged in as an administrator, then you can do what you like, connected as a user for you only the things you 'clean '. However if it is simple to do, you should also understand its effects. If your machine is used only by yourself or people that you are happy to have provided full access to the hard drive then you don't remove no permission and that you are confident, no one will remove/mess with the files they don't own then begin.

  It would be a good idea to type "permissions" in windows 'Help and Support' and spend time following the topics that seem to be relevant. A quick google didn't find an idiots guide - everything seems to be 'network' based and has too much information. I think that following the instructions in this Microsoft Knowledge Base article [how to configure file sharing in Windows XP | http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304040] will allow you to get what you want in the safest way. I am new to Windows 7, but have no reason to think there will be much difference in the "screens". You can prove me wrong and get or find a solution much better to [Windows > Windows 7 Forum > files, folders, and search | http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w7files/threads]

  Yves

• How can I transfer files from box mail bigpond to documents/administration

  How can I transfer files to documents/administration bigpond mailbox

  Hello

  I suggest that you contact BigPond support for better help on the issue.

  http://go.BigPond.com/help/contact_us/?ref=NET-foot-Corp-contact

• The file to use in the develop module

  Should what file I use on the module of development?
  jpg?

  DNG?
  RAW?

  something else?

  Thank you!!

  There is no point in trying to convert a JPEG to DNG. DNG is Adobe alternative raw file format. There's nothing wrong with convert to DNG. Many users convert systematically, many others choose not to do so.

  I shoot only raw images, and I decide not to convert to DNG. I keep raw images in Lightroom and export JPEG copies when I need to send them to a third party or a laboratory. You will have to decide how you want to manage your own library. It is very difficult to know where to start, then I recommend that you watch a series of short videos to get started using Lightroom.

  To get started with Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 5 | Adobe TV

• Displaying the names of files in the library, view Magnifier Module

  How to display the names of files in the library module, see Magnifier

  Tim

  Hi takavulla,

  You can go to "View > Loupe Info > Show Info overlay" to bring up the name of the file. Otherwise you can just the "I" type key.

  

• FIFA 12 file system 65535 error (I ran as administrator and game opened) but does not work properly.

  I installed fifa 12 in windows 8 notebook pc it works off kick is perfect, but when I play the game there is no game movement is stuck and sounds work depending on the game. my system configuration is AMD APU A8 - 5545 m with graphics Radeon (TM) HD 1.7 ghz

  Windows 8

  4 GB of ram

  laptop Sony vaio

  Mithun Hello,

  Thanks for posting your query in Microsoft Community.

  I understand you have questions, playing fifa 12 in the computer of Windows 8.

  In fact, this error means that the game is not compatible with Windows 8 in the computer. You are referring to the suggestions contained in the below mentioned thread where the same issue and how to install the program in compatibility mode and see if that helps.

  FIFA 2012 does not work with windows 8

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_8-gaming/FIFA-2012-does-not-work-with-Windows-8/a8245d7d-3532-40a7-a2a6-261f17d52a6c

  I hope this helps. Otherwise, feel free to write us again for more assistance, and we will be happy to help you come.

• HP Pavilion 15 laptop: Cannot run an installation because of an administrator file

  I am trying to install a wireless usb adapter, but when I run the installation file, even from my account as an administrator, I get a message saying that the file operation was stopped by an administrator.

  What else is an administrator on a notebook that I use?

  Derrick1 wrote:
  

  Just being on line and compatibility goes up to Windows 10

  Yes, doesn't look like it is compatible with Windows 10.  You can wait and see if they release drivers for it in the future.

• When you try to copy a file 'trust' in Vista, get the message 'Copy as administrator'

  I have a computer with Windows Vista Home Premium (32 bit), in which I am an administrator on the computer. I have a file that is "safe" and requires administrator permission to open. Since I am an administrator, I was able to open the file. But when I tried to cut or copy the file, a message appears that I need administrator permissions to open it! Similarly, some programs that create other files (images, for example) must be open as follows so that you can actually save a picture: right click > run as administrator . If you do not open the program in this way, access is denied when you try to save a picture. But back to my account. Like programs, is it possible that I can 'copy as administrator' or 'cut as administrator'?

  I discovered how to copy and paste files using a single command line. Unfortunately, you can't copy the files, not folders. Here's how to copy a file:

  1. Open command prompt
  2. type "copy" without the "sign, while simple letters
  3. press the SPACEBAR once
  4 type the location of the file you want to copy (for example: C:\Users\default_user\file.txt)
  5. press the space bar once more
  6. type in the destination that you want to copy the file (for example: Folder\destination C:\New folder)
  7. press enter and your file should be copied.

• I have problems keeping records and files of the administrator and the user separate in my laptop (HP Pavilion dv6700) under Windows Vista Home Premium.

  I have problems separating records and files of the administrator and the user. My computer is a laptop (HP Pavilion dv6700), used as a home computer only by myself, I like to keep the two distinct roles, but am unable to as Vista seems to be considered as one and the same. This scenario has arisen as follows:

  Initially, when I bought the laptop - approx. 18 months back - Windows Vista Home Premium was preinstalled, with the name 'Administrator' as an administrator. To customize the operating system and to use safely, I installed a user 'Renault', as a Standard account user.

  After awhile, I changed the name of the Director of "Renault", for reasons I have can not remember now. This caused Vista to combine folders and files of the two "users" in one, I found difficult to deal with, that I could not operate my laptop as just a Standard user, but is still considered the "administrator." On the one hand, this greatly increased spam in my email accounts. So I tried to reset the name of the administrator as 'Administrator' itself and keep my user name as "Renault", as originally the case.  But Vista me has failed to create a new user under the name "Administrator". So I created a new user under the name "System administrator", with administrative privileges. This has been accepted by Vista.

  But I forgot to change the user account for 'Renault', on the Standard account, so there was BOTH administrator accounts at the same time on my laptop! I realized that now only. The net result was that all the files that I created under the system administrator user were still being displayed under the user account of Renault. A few days back, I realized this and tried to separate the files correctly, but it has not been possible. No matter what I copied the account of the user in the files under the system administrator account, the files have been copied on account of the user himself.

  I tried to fix this by changing the name of the user account in something very different, AND as a Standard user. but this also does not work, as all folders and files under the administrator account system shows it as being under the user account of "Renault" only!

  Then, I deleted the user 'Renault' from the list of the user, but he was not yet of any help. Whenever I tried to create a new file under the system administrator, Vista responds with the message, "C:\user\Rajaram folder is not present. Will I create a new? ", which defeat the same purpose of my tent to isolate the administrator account and the user account.
  
  SOMEONE HELP ME PLEASE WITH A SOLUTION, - OTHER THAN REFORMATTING MY C:\ DISK AND REINSTALL VISTA AGAIN - TO GET OUT OF THIS MESS, IT SEEMS TO ME YOU HAVE CREATED AND HELP ME TO HAVE AN ADMINISTRATOR ACCOUNT AND OTHER UNIQUE STANDARD USER ACCOUNTS PROPERLY ISOLATED.

  I would be always grateful for a quick and helpful response.
  Thanks in advance.

  -RAJARAM77
   
  Thanks for your reply. It was very helpful / sorry your proposed solution has not solved my problem. Kind regards. -Rajaram77

  Better to delete the user account except the one that was built in the administrator account that you renamed. Before this backup all your data files of these user accounts.
  Then rename the buil into account administrator as 'administrator '. Then you create another administrator account and use it and never the user built in Administrator account and leave it alone.

• Windows 7 won't allow Administrator move or delete a file with unknown owner.

  I have recently restored some files from an Acronis True Image backup file.  The image came from an old PC that is running Windows XP, and so I just grabbed the file and placed in a different location.  Now, I can't move or delete files. (Windows twlls me I need administrator permission, I.)  When I check the property of one of these files, Windows tells me that it is "Unable to display current owner", and it does not give me the ability to change the permissions.

  It seems that as the owner is unknown, Windows will not let anyone, even the administrator, operated on the file.

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you. -Mark

  Tonight, I found a link on a previous post, I can check, but I re-installed Windows 7 more than once since my original entry about this and I have not known any insubordination for quite awhile. My last reply was to convey this, but apparently there is no. This happens a few times. I keep an ownership context menu function and did not invoke subinacl for quite awhile, but I have it in hand, just in case. I think that I can call my problem is solved. Norton 360 has helped me keep my system work. In my last post I had not tried. I keep UAC disabled for life and the philosophy of Microsoft notwithstanding, that prevents a lot of irritation and does no harm.

  I consider it Detective Conan. Thank you for taking an interest. Microsoft Answers is still one of my main utilities for troubleshooting because often, it works for me.
  Dave Binko

• Error Application Security Access is Denied as administrator on file object

  I get access denied whenever I try to delete or rename a file.  I am logged in as administrator id

  BG: I comply ScanSoft PDF Professional and addition to an existing file.  The program is dead and now I can't delete, rename, or open the file.

  I tried the fixes on the forum; change the owner of the file through file security property properties and command line as administrator 'Takeown f' described in another forum article, but none of the solutions work.

  When I do a:

  run cmd as Administrator:

  takeown /f /r drive: \path dy
  
  on the folder, I get a message now property of
  
  But if I'm going to delete the file, I still get an access denied.  I tried to appropriate specifically on the name of the file

  takeown /f drive: \path\filename
  
  I get an ERROR: access denied. Message

  When I look at the file Properties-Security-owner I see that the current owner is: unable to display current owner
  
  I tried to take possession of the file through Explorer and get a Windows security access is denied.
  
  I tried taking possession of the record with the replace the owner of subcontainers and objects and get a error security application... Access is denied.
  
  I'm out of ideas.

  Hi Dave.at.ppsi,

  ·         This file is already on the other computer or this computer only?

  I suggest that you check if there is that all previous versions are present, if all previous versions are present, then you can try to restore the previous version and check.

  1. right click on the file, click Properties.
  2. click on the previous Versions tab.
  3. check if all previous versions are available and select the same.
  4. click on restore.
  5. click on OK.

  Now, check if you are able to delete the file or not.

  You can also scan the computer for viruses and check, try to run the virus scan online from the link: http://safety.live.com

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Swathi B - Microsoft technical support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• The standard account users are able to access the files of in the administrator account.

  Original title: help with the Standard of Windows 7 user account

  I'm completely lost as to how I can possibly set it up on my computer. Here's the scenario, we don't have that one computer that all we share.

  I use my computer for the working documents and other important files that I do not want others to have access to, my only siblings uses the computer to access the internet to check their emails, games, regular and other navigation.
  I created an administrator account for me and a single standard user account to allow them their use, but not be able to make changes or install things without my consent. But the problem is that they are, log on with a standard user, they still manage to access the file on my "my documents" of the administrator account.
  As I check, they were able to do by accessing the C:\ drive > users > My Name here > my documents.
  I tried it myself using the standard account and I was able to make the changes/remove files store on my files of administrator account without even receive a warning or be asked an admin password.
  Is it possible for me to avoid this? How can I prevent someone using a standard account to access files on my administrator account? Or better yet, can you please provide steps on how to do a standard user cannot account not able to access to the "Users" folder in the C:\ drive?
  Is it also possible to have the only able to access their personal files user account?
  Any help is appreciated.

  Here are the key to your problem:

  B. users (HomePC\Users) - check (Allow) "Read & Execute", "List folder and content," finally "to read"...
  You must add your account name and give him full access, then remove the marks of graduation for "users".
  Unwanted permissions have been applied probably because you activated the group home environment and shared your own folders. There is a network issue, not a safety issue. I know little about this feature of Windows 7 and recommend that you ask the networking experts for advice in this forum.

• Print module - print files options

  When the creation of JPEG files using the library, Lightroom 4 module export feature gives you very detailed control on the export options, including automated rules for the structure of folder/file name.

  When you create JPEG files using "print to a file" in the print module, orders appear to be much more limited. In particular, the folder/file name must be specified manually for each print job.

  Is there a way to keep (or add) the name of original file when exporting the print module, run by typing manually for each image?

  (For the context: my print lab requires that submitted files exactly match the impression, pixel for pixel, so that everything works correctly.) If the file does not, their print driver will evolve and crop until it is. So, if I use the library module export feature and the format of the file is different from that of the closest available book, two edges can get reframed. Or, in other words, I fill the image with white bars to fill the proportions of paper if I want to print like I want it. The print module creates files that are perfect for my needs. "But, since I can't find a way to keep the file name, the print data back on hard copies - I need 8 years later to find the original when a print is ordered - are unnecessary.)

  The problem of creating files to overcome the automated functions of "zoom to fill" in the laboratories of printing can be solved with 'Mogrify, LR2' export plugin available from http://www.photographers-toolbox.com/products/lrmogrify2.php

  Among the features plug-in adds external borders of your favorite color for cushion of picture for a given duration (pixels or/mm) formats while maintaining the original proportions. For example if you want to end up with a draw 10 x 8, but start with a photo in the format 6 x 4 (1.5) the long side can be used as them say 1000 pixels in length and the size of the short side will be created from the original pixels now 666 and bordered on part and the other 166.  (It will be clearer once you've explored a bit.)

  The plugin features are added to the export module to allow to use your preferred naming convention.  Good luck

• Selection of files in the library module

  I'm new to Lightroom so please forgive me if the answer to this question is obvious, but I was not able to find a way to do... How does choose an only files of a particular extension, e.g. TIFF or dng files?

  In the library Module in the grid view with your photos selected on the left, click metadata top of page you will see: the label Date of lens camera.

  When you click the label, you will see a menu of choices it click File Type JPG or whatever you want.