Re: Administrator rights to install/run AutoCad 2002?

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- Matthew Taylor
  
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20 years ago

Thu, Aug 28, 2003 12:40 AM

AFAIK if you want to install the VBA option then you need to be an admin. To run it I have a feeling that you need to be a Power User, although I haven't checked up on this (The reason that I think this is because if I remember correctly, AutoCAD 2004 advertised the fact that it can be run by any user as one of its features)

Matthew

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- Smackypete
  
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20 years ago

Thu, Aug 28, 2003 2:04 AM

Is it necessary for a user to have local administrator rights to install
> and/or run Autocad 2002? > > If yes - why? What rights is needed? >

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- Rolf Barbakken
  
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20 years ago

Thu, Aug 28, 2003 5:46 AM

Thanks. What about running it? What is needed then?

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