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importing a spray and vista - Retribution - Nov 14, 2007

everytime i try to import a spray for TF2 i keep getting a mesage saying i do not have permission, is there anyway to fix or get around this?


importing a spray and vista - larz - Nov 14, 2007

um does your windows user account have full admin rights?

If not, then make it so. That might help


importing a spray and vista - Retribution - Nov 14, 2007

i am the adminastrator, so ya


importing a spray and vista - larz - Nov 14, 2007

Retribution Wrote:i am the adminastrator, so ya
i would have thought so.

lol i figured i wouldn't be able to help, however i could not let the oppurtunity to sound smart pass me by Tongue


importing a spray and vista - Drunken F00l - Nov 14, 2007

Retribution Wrote:i am the adminastrator, so ya
In Windows Vista (when UAC is turned on), Administrators don't get administrator access when running programs. By default, they only have one normal user token. A program has to ask for the administrator access before being allowed to do administrative things. This could be your issue.


importing a spray and vista - Retribution - Nov 15, 2007

so how can i do that?


importing a spray and vista - Drunken F00l - Nov 15, 2007

The simplest way is to turn UAC off. The other way is to give your user or the users group write permission to the steam folder or the specific folder it's trying to write to.


importing a spray and vista - OmegaZero_Alpha - Nov 17, 2007

Or you could do it right and make the spray manually. Importing sprays through steam makes it lame and square, takes out transparencies and adds dithering.