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Why does Omni Notify
sometimes prevent access to windows?
From version 7.00 onwards, you may
have Omni Tools and Advanced Security installed on the same system.
One of Omni Notify's features is to detect problems with Toolbar and
Palette entries and display a warning dialog. If Advanced
Security is installed and the "Hide windows on palettes when denied
security" option is enabled, the palette entry numbers are altered to
allow this functionality to work. If Omni Notify's code runs
before the palette number is altered, it will check the incorrect
palette entry for is validity.
To
ensure this works correctly, Advanced Security must run its code first
before Omni Notify does its checks. The order of the products
listed in the DYNAMICS.SET launch file controls which application runs
first. The latest builds of Omni Tools now have the following warning:
"When both Advanced Security and Omni Tools are installed on a system,
Advanced Security must appear before Omni Tools in the DYNAMICS.SET
launch file. Please alter the launch file and relaunch the
application."
To modify the DYNAMICS.SET launch file, right mouse click on it and
select edit:
make
sure the lines below
2054
Omni Tools
are directly below the
3104
Advanced Security
lines and that the Omni Tools dictionary pathnames
(NOTE: actual paths may differ)
:C:Dynamics/OMNITOOL.DIC
:C:Dynamics/OTOO_FRM.DIC
:C:Dynamics/OTOO_RPT.DIC
are directly below the Advanced Security dictionary pathnames
:C:Dynamics/ADVSECUR.DIC
:C:Dynamics/ADVS_FRM.DIC
:C:Dynamics/ADVS_RPT.DIC
If you have more than one set of dictionary pathnames in your
DYNAMICS.SET, please update each set.
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