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Great, will try that this afternoon and get back to you, thanks.
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Great, will try that this afternoon and get back to you, thanks.

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This worked, thanks for your assistance.
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VMWare 2.X -- Installed XP image and joined the Windows AD domain no problem, everything's great. &nbsp;Then the client decides he wanted me to set him up using a different Mac user account than the one I configured the VMWare image in. &nbsp;I log out of that Mac user account, into the one he wants me to use, and when I try and open the VMWare image I get permissions errors. &nbsp;I've gone as far as chmod 777 on the image file and still get errors. &nbsp;Any ideas?
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VMWare 2.X -- Installed XP image and joined the Windows AD domain no problem, everything's great.  Then the client decides he wanted me to set him up using a different Mac user account than the one I configured the VMWare image in.  I log out of that Mac user account, into the one he wants me to use, and when I try and open the VMWare image I get permissions errors.  I've gone as far as chmod 777 on the image file and still get errors.  Any ideas?

VMWare Fusion 2.X permissions error between Mac user accounts

Mac OS X is the desktop operating system from Apple Inc., found on Macintosh computers. OS X consists of a Mach/BSD-based kernel, operating system interfaces primarily based on FreeBSD and additional frameworks (written in C, C++ and Objective-C providing user interface and application-level services.