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Subject: WebSphere
From: "Jack Derham" <derhamj@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 7 Dec 2004 00:28:35 -0500
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Have a copy of the WebSphere Development Tools for iSeries Version 5.1 that
I am attempting to install on a laptop running XP Professional. The IBM
VisualAge for Java installed just fine but the DVD nor the CD's will not
load because the installer does not think that I have administrator rights.
My signon very clearly states that I do so I suspect that this older version
of the CD's does not know the XP interface. Does anyone know of a work
around for this situation. I have previously loaded the same software on a
desk top with Windows 2000 just fine.

 

Jack Derham

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