Installing the programme

If you are planning to install the programme on a machine running Windows NT/2000/XP,Vista,Win7, you must have administrative rights to do this. On machines running one of the older systems (Windows98/ME), there are no file or directory rights so anyone may install it.

You may use the defaults offered by the installation programme if you wish, but you may place it anywhere on your system. If more than one person is to be able to use the programme, make sure to check the little "All Users" box.

The programme and help files will be copied to a directory of your choice. 

Just before the installation terminates and the final installation screen appears, you are given the opportunity to set the permissions on the installation directory and its subdirectory so that non-administrative users may update the profiles themselves. There is a little check box which causes the installation programme to spawn a system programme called xcacls.exe when it closes, and this in turn sets permissions on the directories and files appropriately. If unchecked, you as administrator, must set the permissions manually. If for some reason, xcacls.exe can not perform the required function, the installation programme may hang. In that case, you can safely terminate it using the Task Manager, but you will have to set the permissions by hand.

Under Windows XP, Vista, Win7, these operations can be done using the Windows Explorer.

To set, view, change, or remove special permissions for files and folders open the Windows Explorer, and then locate the file or folder for which you want to set special permissions. Right-click the file or folder, click Properties, and then click the Security tab if it is visible. 

To display the Security tab if it is not visible:

Open Folder Options in Control Panel. 

Click Start, and then click Control Panel.

Click Appearance and Themes, and then click Folder Options.

On the View tab, under Advanced settings, clear the check box "Use simple file sharing". 

Turn on read/write/modify/execute access rights on the AirPhoto directory and its sub-directories setup (enable viewing hidden files), plugins, csvdata. Deny all other rights.

Administrators should check this with XCALC.EXE in command line mode. If all is well you should see something like:

Q:\>xcacls RadCor
Q:\RadCor BUILTIN\Users:(OI)(IO)C
             BUILTIN\Users:(CI)(special access:)
                               READ_CONTROL
                               SYNCHRONIZE
                               FILE_GENERIC_READ
                               FILE_GENERIC_WRITE
                               FILE_GENERIC_EXECUTE
                               FILE_READ_DATA
                               FILE_WRITE_DATA
                               FILE_APPEND_DATA
                               FILE_READ_EA
                               FILE_WRITE_EA
                               FILE_EXECUTE
                               FILE_READ_ATTRIBUTES
                               FILE_WRITE_ATTRIBUTES

             BUILTIN\Administrators:(OI)(IO)F
             BUILTIN\Administrators:(CI)F