rlyons30707

Thank you VERY much for your help! It works now, and although your suggestions didn't work, YOU were the one who steered me into the right area. One of the properties of the Animation software was a checkbox that said "Always run as Administrator". It was unchecked, so I checked it and now it works fine. Thanks again!

How do I add "Everyone" to the Windows permissions listing?

I've been using VideoPad for many years now, and I have created a LOT of animated GIF's by saving an "image sequence" and then using my Animation Shop software to create the GIF. Suddenly, the animation software is telling me I'm not the "owner" and that I need "Administrator Privileges" to open the images. After extensive troubleshooting, I have determined they are being saved by VideoPad with the owner as "Everyone" and that I need the permission from "Everyone" in order to edit, change, or modify the images. Has anyone else ever seen this and how did you fix it?