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Changing file permissions of Project directories

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Former Member over 11 years ago

How can I change the file permissions for the project folder to allow import_bmp.ulp to create the script it generates?  Changing the permissions with Windows 7 does not appear to fix the issue.  I would like to remove all premission limitations on the Eagle directories if possible.

 

The import_bmp.ulp program is denied permission to update any files in the project directory.  Messing around in Windows 7 changing the allowed users does not appear to fix the issue.

 

Additionally sometimes my Eagle project folders end up in the mystery Windows 7 AppData black hole.  I would like to prevent that from occurring too.

 

Thanks,

John

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    0 autodeskguest over 11 years ago

    John Drummond schrieb:

     

    How can I change the file permissions for the project folder to allow

    import_bmp.ulp to create the script it generates?  Changing the

    permissions with Windows 7 does not appear to fix the issue.  I would

    like to remove all premission limitations on the Eagle directories if

    possible.

     

    The problem is that EAGLE by default (and at fresh installation) puts

    the project files in directories within the programs directory. This has

    always been against all rules for Windows applications.

     

    The import_bmp.ulp program is denied permission to update any files in

    the project directory.  Messing around in Windows 7 changing the allowed

    users does not appear to fix the issue.

     

    Additionally sometimes my Eagle project folders end up in the mystery

    Windows 7 AppData black hole.  I would like to prevent that from

    occurring too.

     

    Simply move all your project data to a specific location outside of

    the programs folders. I strongly recommend using a separate partition

    only for your own data - and this applies to all other applications,

    too. Change the directory settings within EAGLE to point to these

    locations, and you're done.

     

    Tilmann

     

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    0 Former Member over 11 years ago in reply to autodeskguest

    Thanks, that did the trick.  All future projects will be opened up outside of the ProgramData directories.

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