Like many of you security is important to me, so when I saw CoffeeCup LockBox come by I thought great.
my computer is set up so when I am using it on a daily basis ande on the internet I am a "power user" in XP so i installed lockbox under my administrator account, (as i do with all the software) but lockbox does not want to work.
If i am logged in as administrator I can use lockbox, but logged in as a user it won't run and says it cannot access it's files.
I have not had this probles with any other CoffeeCup software before and have been using them since the mid '90s.
I have XP home and need suggestions?
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I received LockBox when I ordered Editor 2006. I downloaded both programs. Unfortunately, after I wrote down my username and password to LockBox, I spilled my coffee on my password book. So, now I can't use LockBox. I emailed Coffee Cup for help, but have not had a responce. And it's been a long time, as in a month. Can anyone help me?
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We responded 26 min after you e-mailed us. We are waiting for you to e-mail us your .pwk file. Once you do that we can retrieve your login information.
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Still having the same problem here CoffeeCup LockBox cannot access it's pwk or pwk2 file when not in administrator mode.
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David Wilson wrote:
Still having the same problem here CoffeeCup LockBox cannot access it's pwk or pwk2 file when not in administrator mode.
If you installed it as an admin, you most likely have to run it as an admin. You can however copy it to a thumb drive or another location and that will work.
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I would consider that good security for the Lockbox. I, myself, would like the fact that if I had several users on a computer, they others couldn't access it. Never thought of doing what you're doing as far as making yourself as power user. Maybe you can do a Run As (runas command) to let you install it on that account with temporary admin status:
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Adam Richesin wrote:I would consider that good security for the Lockbox. I, myself, would like the fact that if I had several users on a computer, they others couldn't access it. Never thought of doing what you're doing as far as making yourself as power user. Maybe you can do a Run As (runas command) to let you install it on that account with temporary admin status:
http://www.microsoft.com/resources/docu … x?mfr=true
They would need the username/password to access it however.
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Scott A. Swedorski - VP of Product Development
CoffeeCup Software Inc.
Phone: 678.495.3480
"Want to update your website from anywhere? Check out our new free service, S-Drive Streams. Visit http://www.coffeecup.com/sdrive for more information."
