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himthesipder
hello,
I was erasing a bunch of old preferences from expired demo software I
had on my drive tonight. When i restarted, there were a few small
problems: Keychain was reset and my Dock was set back to default.
But that wasn't the big problem; i could just redo those things.
When i try to start Entourage it tells me "Could not change to that
identity. Access permission is denied."
When i click to continue, it offers me to select an Identity ( i only
have one, have had it 20 months now, "Main Identity) but when i choose
OK it gives me the same message.
When i click "quit" i get the following:
"You do not have write access to the Entourage application folder. To
run Entourage you must have the administrative user remove the
Identities folder from the application folder. For more informatoin,
see the Entourage Read Me file."
now there are a number of things wrong with this statement:
1) I do have write access to the Entourage folder and the documents
folder where my identity is.
2) I AM the administrator, but anyway when i remove the ID folder I
still get the same behavior.
3) The readme file doesnt say anything about this problem.
help!
thanks
nn
I was erasing a bunch of old preferences from expired demo software I
had on my drive tonight. When i restarted, there were a few small
problems: Keychain was reset and my Dock was set back to default.
But that wasn't the big problem; i could just redo those things.
When i try to start Entourage it tells me "Could not change to that
identity. Access permission is denied."
When i click to continue, it offers me to select an Identity ( i only
have one, have had it 20 months now, "Main Identity) but when i choose
OK it gives me the same message.
When i click "quit" i get the following:
"You do not have write access to the Entourage application folder. To
run Entourage you must have the administrative user remove the
Identities folder from the application folder. For more informatoin,
see the Entourage Read Me file."
now there are a number of things wrong with this statement:
1) I do have write access to the Entourage folder and the documents
folder where my identity is.
2) I AM the administrator, but anyway when i remove the ID folder I
still get the same behavior.
3) The readme file doesnt say anything about this problem.
help!
thanks
nn