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Hi<br />
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c:\programs files\IBM\Client Access\emulator\private<br />
<br />
i already granted access to folders IBM and childs to the user :s<br />
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the old PC was win98,<br />
The new PC is XP sp3<br />
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i just copy the macros to private folder like were in win98. <br />
There were others macros in private folder but user can't access them too
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Hi

c:\programs files\IBM\Client Access\emulator\private

i already granted access to folders IBM and childs to the user :s

the old PC was win98,
The new PC is XP sp3

i just copy the macros to private folder like were in win98.
There were others macros in private folder but user can't access them too

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Hello.<br />
<br />
I have one guy that can't create,open,edit macros in him pc5250 sessions.<br />
The old person in this computer used macros, but this new guy haven't access.<br />
<br />
Macros are in right place but when we call the macro/script box is empty.<br />
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emulator\private\<br />
<br />
With my administrator access i see them in this box, but he is a advanced user only.<br />
<br />
How can i solve this?<br />
<br />
tks
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Hello.

I have one guy that can't create,open,edit macros in him pc5250 sessions.
The old person in this computer used macros, but this new guy haven't access.

Macros are in right place but when we call the macro/script box is empty.

emulator\private\

With my administrator access i see them in this box, but he is a advanced user only.

How can i solve this?

tks

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