llewald

I have been talking to our network administrator. He is asking me to find out what process from Express Scribe are needed to do this, so we can tweak this. We have our reasons for setting up our network like this. Giving global admin rights to our users is a very high security risk. So, my question is, which particular process does Express Scribe use?

Well, the program needs you to be administrator also. It looks like we are going to have to be really creative with this. Any suggestions?

Unfortunately, I work for a legal firm. Giving users access to burn information to CD and take out of here is not an option. If we can't come up with something else, we will be returning the software and purchasing something else.

I have some users that need to transcribe CDA files. They are not administrators of the machine. And, as a policy, most non-IT users are not administrators. I have tried giving them full-control to the NCH Swift Sound directory and registry keys. Is there a way around this?