I must agree. Problems can sometimes bring out the best in people and projects. The fact that there was a minor setback will likely make the project stronger and btter then ever, even if only by reafirming to the project by those who have committed the most.
-----Original Message----- From: ros-dev-bounces@reactos.org [mailto:ros-dev-bounces@reactos.org] On Behalf Of mf Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2006 3:09 AM To: ReactOS Development List Subject: [ros-dev] Re: Goodbye Everyone...
Steven Edwards wrote:
We seem to be a ship that is taking on water.
Gee, if that's the attitude our Project Coordinator, role model and source of inspiration for the project, is taking, then I don't know what I should think. Are you just acting this unoptimistic because you feel like a captain who's almost got mutiny on his hands, or is it some other reason? From everything I've seen, I'd say things are looking up lately.
But that's just my humble opinion.
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hello all,
I just sit and watch the project running, but as you are a bunch of devs quite close to Win32 API I have a question. May somebody drop me a link to any docs on the web describing windows admin/user rights implementation and the APIs (run an app as user XY).
Thanks, F.
Fero Vlkolinsky wrote:
hello all,
I just sit and watch the project running, but as you are a bunch of devs quite close to Win32 API I have a question. May somebody drop me a link to any docs on the web describing windows admin/user rights implementation and the APIs (run an app as user XY).
Thanks, F.
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Look up these functions on MSDN: ImpersonateLoggedOnUser LogonUser CreateProcessAsUser LSALogonUser
Brandon