Windows Journal Viewer

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I have had that problem many times. The only way I was
able to get rid of it was to uninstall Journal viewer,
and then log in as the account you want to have this
available for, and then reinstall the journal viewer.
Assuming that account has permissions you should be fine
after that.


>-----Original Message-----
>I receiver a invalid drive error every time I launch
Adobe
>Reader 6.0. (many errors, finally allowing the app to
>launch). This is generated by Windows Journal Viewer
>trying, I think, to re-install itself, and it's looking
>for X: drive. I cannot upgrade, repair, remove, delete
>this program as it always looks for the X: drive. How
can
>I get rid of it!!!!
>.
>