[Spambayes] A bit More Detail On The Command
Tony Meyer
tameyer at ihug.co.nz
Sun Jul 25 04:08:30 CEST 2004
> I use roaming profiles for the folks at work, and
> have read the trouble shooting guide under multiple
> users. I have tried to launch what was typed in the
> command line at the DOS level, but I don't have enough
> experience to know the correct command.
The correct command is the one in the troubleshooting guide <0.5 wink>.
[...]
> To register SpamBayes in this way, you must log on
> as a user with permissions to modify the system
> registry, then execute the command (which command
> and in what program or interface... DOS prompt?)
> (obviously with the correct path substituted):
> "c:\Program Files\SpamBayes\bin\outlook_addin_register.exe"
> hkey_local_machine
Which command: the command that follows the colon, i.e. "C:\Program
Files\SpamBayes\bin\outlook_addin\register.exe hkey_local_machine". If you
installed SpamBayes somewhere other than "C:\Program Files\SpamBayes", then
you'll need to adjust it correspondingly.
What program/interface: whatever your preferred method is. Yes, you can do
this in a DOS/Command Prompt. You could also use Start->Run, or create a
shortcut to the exe, change the shortcut's parameters to pass the
"hkey_local_machine" and double-click it. Or use various other methods.
Whatever suits you best.
=Tony Meyer
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