Administrator or Power User privileges not recognized in Vista
by bGRsYWN5Z3VhbQ » Tue, 18 Dec 2007 16:29:01 GMT
I am trying to associate .eml files with the Incredimail Program I use.
However, I keep getting the message "You need to have Administrator or Power
User privleges in order to associate .eml files with IncrediMailXe.
I am the only user/Administrator on my PC and I've tried everything I know
of, including turning on and off User Account Control.
RE: Administrator or Power User privileges not recognized in Vista
by bXVsam95 » Thu, 20 Dec 2007 03:04:05 GMT
Re: Administrator or Power User privileges not recognized in Vista
by turboterry » Thu, 10 Jan 2008 12:21:36 GMT
Did you get help with this? I'm having the same problem?
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turboterry
Re: Administrator or Power User privileges not recognized in Vista
by bGRsYWN5Z3VhbQ » Thu, 10 Jan 2008 14:01:00 GMT
No I haven't solved this yet, either through MS or Incredimail.
Re: Administrator or Power User privileges not recognized in Vista
by turboterry » Thu, 10 Jan 2008 21:26:12 GMT
Got these instructions just this a.m. from Incredimail technical
support:
It worked for me. Hope it works for you!
To solve the problem you are
experiencing, simply do the following:
- Open IncrediMail and select an email. Click the *'File'* menu,
select *'Save As...' *and save the email to your Desktop as an .eml
file.
- Minimize all the windows, right-click the .eml file you saved on
your Desktop, scroll to *'Open With...'* and select *'Choose
Program'*.
- Select *'IncrediMail Application' *from the list and check
thecheckbox.
- From now on, all your .eml files will be opened with IncrediMail.
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turboterry
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