ssaluja
04-11-2010, 09:22 PM
I have Paywindow updated to the latest release (8.0.12) installed on Windows 7 pro system. Every time I start the program, I am asked for the Administrator password, and when I provide the Administrator p/w, 'Tax Table Maintenance' windows pops up. If I cancel when prompted for Admin p/w, the program crashes.
During setup I chose "Option 2: Single Computer, Multi-Users Mode". The Tax Table Path (C:\Users\Public\Documents\PayWindow Tax Files\*.*) and the Data Directory Path (C:\Users\Public\Documents\PayWindow Data Files\company_name.dxi) appear to be correct based on the installation with Option 2. Clicking on Diagnose Tax Table Status and proceeding with 'next' shows the following status:
Single-Computer, Single-User File Location Path:
C:\Users\Admin\Documents\PayWindow Tax Files\
Multiple File Location Path:
C:\Users\Public\Documents\PayWindow Tax Files\
Tax Tables Detected.
Multiple File Location Path:
<Not Setup>
Please let me know what I am I doing incorrect here. I do not want to have to provide the Admin p/w everytime I run the program.
Thanks for your help in Advance. My appologies if this question has already been answered and I managed to ignore the previous post. Please direct me to it.
During setup I chose "Option 2: Single Computer, Multi-Users Mode". The Tax Table Path (C:\Users\Public\Documents\PayWindow Tax Files\*.*) and the Data Directory Path (C:\Users\Public\Documents\PayWindow Data Files\company_name.dxi) appear to be correct based on the installation with Option 2. Clicking on Diagnose Tax Table Status and proceeding with 'next' shows the following status:
Single-Computer, Single-User File Location Path:
C:\Users\Admin\Documents\PayWindow Tax Files\
Multiple File Location Path:
C:\Users\Public\Documents\PayWindow Tax Files\
Tax Tables Detected.
Multiple File Location Path:
<Not Setup>
Please let me know what I am I doing incorrect here. I do not want to have to provide the Admin p/w everytime I run the program.
Thanks for your help in Advance. My appologies if this question has already been answered and I managed to ignore the previous post. Please direct me to it.