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    We use SIMSPERMS.BAT to set up the access rights - this machine I'm using updates SIMS fine but I don't have admin access to it as a whole. I believe it's a question of allowing write access to the SIMS program folder.

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    We run simsload in a startup script so the users never see the update process - it works for us

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    +1 for SIMSLoad in a startup (not login) script.

    Combine it with simsperm and a security group (which you should have anyway) for it to work properly.

    Sometimes simsload doesn't do everything - particularly SIMSAMPARKSetup, if simsperm is run then end users won't have a problem if the program calls AMPARK when they try and access Assessment Manager.

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    In the spirit of trying to keep startup as lean as possible - has anyone tried calling simsload from a MSI then just redeploying the msi whenever an update is available? Or is so quick whenever there's no update it's not worth it?

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    SIMS Updates

    Ive been told and im about to test, if you do the following:


    In the setups folder of sims there is a "simsperm.bat"* file that needs to be run on each machine that has sims installed on it. to do this you need to follow a few rules:


    1.Install sims on the machine

    2.From CMD run "simsperm.bat allusers"
    Job Done

    Now I'm waiting for the next update to try this out but ive done it on a few machines so fingers crossed!

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