Tutorial bug

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Tutorial bug

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Just purchased Command: Modern Operations v. 1.04. It won't run the tutorials.
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I'm sure its a bug...

Not much to go on here. Tutorials that came with the game? Which ones? What happens when you try to run them? etc.

I just started four different tutorials and so far they have run as expected.
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I'm attaching screenshots of the menu and error message

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By default Windows doesn't allow R/W access to the "Program Files" folders for ordinary users. While you can adjust the perms for the CMO folder and sub-folders to get it to work, I'd advise against.

Your best bet is to reinstall CMO in a separate directory outside of "Program Files" or better yet a different drive.

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Or right-click the icon and select "Run as Administrator".
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