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from what I can tell I have full control permissions
Have you tried taking ownership of the folder?
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from what I can tell I have full control permissions
Nope, the zip is not in any Program Files directory, I'm using D:\FSX Files\Development\SBuilderX314. I tried the compatibility modes but it still crashes.
I wonder if it matters that I have .NET framework 4.5.2 installed?
Have you tried taking ownership of the folder?
Hi Barry.
In the Preferences popup, there is a checkbox that asks if you really want to use the tile server ( as I recall from memory ). That should be checked to activate the background tiles of choice.
Dick
From what you can tell suggest you may not actually have full control of the entire drive without 'authorizing' an action. Running in administrator mode will provide the authorization at program startup. If anything this will rule out the UAC if it doesnt fix it.... The target folder on my D:\ drive and from what I can tell I have full control permissions.
And for this one, albeit probably not the issue but is shapelib.dll registered on your machine? Highly doubt this is your issue since it is called from the folder structure of the program and not called from registry.I downloaded the x86 version and with that one I can compile the terrain vector and the BGL is copied to my destination folder, but the "show background" menu item is disabled regardless of which tile server I choose.
Have you checked the paths in SBuilder.ini ?
I know you mentioned you have administrator privileges and you disabled UAC, but try to run it in administrator mode anyhow. This might be your issue. The reason I think this is because of this statement
From what you can tell suggest you may not actually have full control of the entire drive without 'authorizing' an action. Running in administrator mode will provide the authorization at program startup. If anything this will rule out the UAC if it doesnt fix it.
And for this one, albeit probably not the issue but is shapelib.dll registered on your machine? Highly doubt this is your issue since it is called from the folder structure of the program and not called from registry.