<t> I haven't managed to figure this one out.&nbsp; I don't believe it's possible to insist on the game running in its own memory space.&nbsp; The option is greyed out (which makes sense to me) on a 64-bit system, since I can't run 16-bit stuff (outside of DosBox&nbsp;emulation or something like ...

<t> Thanks, Jimmer. I gave my User account all permissions for the MatrixGames directory in c:\Program Files (x86). Note that Vista "virtualizes" any attempted write to the Program Files directories, so my User account already had his own little MatrixGames area [under c:\Users\Username\Appdata ...

<t> I am running Vista (64-bit) with UAC enabled. EiA can work on this machine, but it frequently fails to start. <br/>
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I run from a standard user account, so I always get an unwanted UAC prompt when I try to start EiA. What happens next is variable, but it does NOT seem to have anything to ...

<r> <QUOTE><s>[quote]</s>NOTE: I suspect things are really dicey on Vista. Do any readers have Microsoft's Windows Vista installed in default mode (i.e. non-admin for "typical" users)? If so, can you comment on whether there is a deeper or different problem on Vista? <e>[/quote]</e></QUOTE>
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