jmacavali

That's nice code and it seems like it would make life a lot easier. However I'm just starting iTalc and don't think I need that in-depth of a file. What I've been able to do is to create a new KEY under the hkey_local_machine>software>iTalc Solutions>iTalc called paths. Then I'm able to create a string to point to the globalconfig.xml file. I have it saved under C:\iTalc\globalconfig.xml. When I do this and log in as another user, it works perfect. The only problem is that it doesn't copy my personal configs. So I created another string called personalconfig and pointed it to C:\iTalc\personalconfig.xml. However, now everytime I log in I get a message along the lines of not having permission to copy or write to that spot. I get this message no matter who I login as. If I go back into the registry and remove the personalconfig string, it works fine again. I've verified that I do in fact have permissions (I'm the domain admin) and I've even tried it with the Everyone group and the domain group AllUsers having full control of the c:\iTalc folder but still no results. Any ideas on this problem?

I'm using iTalc 1.0.9. Both client and master are Windows XP. I want any user who logs into this computer to have access to the classroom I've created. I don't want to have to set up the classroom for each user who will be using the master computer. I've found online that I need to edit the registry to change where iTalc looks for the globalconfig.xml file. However it said I needed to edit: hkey_local_machine>software>iTalc Solutions>iTalc>paths>{create string value here}. I have 2 problems with this. First, I don't have the 'paths' folder. I only have 'keypathsprivate', 'keypathspublic', and 'settings'. Second, I'm not sure what string value to create and how to properly edit it to point to my globalconfig.xml file. Also, can I put the file in like "C:\iTalc\globalconfig.xml", as long as all users have read access to this folder? Can anyone offer any advice?