[Spambayes] Problem installing in an All-User situation

[Jesse Pelton]

I think you just need to execute exactly that command, either from a
command prompt or by selecting "Run..." from the start menu.

You might want to first check that "c:\Program
Files\SpamBayes\bin\outlook_addin_register.exe" exists on your system.
It should, unless you changed the installation directory when you
installed SpamBayes.  If the file does not exist, search your disk for
outlook_addin_register.exe and change the path in the command to match
the directory where the program is found.  (That's what the "correct
path substituted" bit in the troubleshooting guide is about.)

> -----Original Message-----
> From: spambayes-bounces at python.org 
> [mailto:spambayes-bounces at python.org] On Behalf Of Andy Seabrook
> Sent: Friday, November 18, 2005 8:13 AM
> To: spambayes at python.org
> Subject: [Spambayes] Problem installing in an All-User situation
> 
> The troubleshooting guide says:
> >>>>>>
> It is possible to register the addin so it is available to 
> all users on a
> particular machine, which can be useful in enterprise 
> arrangements where
> users have 'roaming profiles'. To register SpamBayes in this 
> way, you must
> log on as a user with permissions to modify the system registry, then
> execute the command (with the correct path substituted): "c:\Program
> Files\SpamBayes\bin\outlook_addin_register.exe" hkey_local_machine
> 
> >>>>>>
> So which key should this be applied to, or if I am missing 
> something, where
> do I execute this command?
> 
> Andy Seabrook
> 
> 
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