When you first open BibleWorks in your Standard or Limited Account the program will undergo a process of copying a number of files and display a progress bar to indicate that it is doing so. Close BibleWorks, log out of the Administrator account and login through the Standard or Limited account. The Properties window should now show this when Everyone is selected:Ħ. In the Permissions for Everyone box check Full Control in the Allow column. Type Everyone in the Enter the object names to select box and click OK. If Everyone is not listed, please follow these steps to add it: In the Group or user names box if Everyone is listed, select Everyone and go to step (e) below. Right click on the BibleWorks folder (usually C:\Program Files (x86)\BibleWorks n, where n is the BibleWorks version) in Windows Explorer.ĭ. Verify folder permissions are assigned to the Standard or Limited User account as follows:Ī. The version number listed there should be Version 10.0.3.367 or higher(8.0.020b.1 or higher for BibleWorks 8 or 9.0.010v.1 or higher for BibleWorks 9).ĥ.
Open BibleWorks and check the version number listed under Help | About BibleWorks. Ensure that the BibleWorks Executable has been updated. Repeat this process to apply other updates at your leisure.Ĥ. Select and apply the BibleWorks Executable.Ĭ. (If you have BibleWorks 8 or 9, go to Help | BibleWorks on the Internet | Check for updates).ī. After you have installed and activated under the Administrator account it is necessary to update the BibleWorks Executable while in the Administrator account.Ī. Install and activate BibleWorks under the Administrator account.ģ. (For more information about Administrative Rights, click here.)Ģ. Login to your computer under the Administrator account to obtain Administrative Rights. If you wish to run BibleWorks 8 or later versions while operating in a Standard or Limited User Account, please follow these instructions.ġ. Please run the latest updates to the BibleWorks under your Administrator account to ensure that the activation of the program will be recognized under your Standard or Limited user account. (In Windows XP the terminology is Limited User Account). Windows offers the capability to run under Administrator or Standard User Account settings.
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