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Environment: Microsoft Windows 7 Professional 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1 Build 7601 x64-based PC PeWin32Pro2 Version 4.3.2.0 With admin privileges, we've configured PeWin32Pro2 to use our PMAC device. The PeWin32Pro2 application works correctly as long as we run it with administrator privileges. Our HMI application uses PCOMMSERVERLib.PmacDevice in a .NET application. Our HMI application works correctly as long as we run it with administrator privileges. When we try to run our HMI application without administrator privileges, the PMAC Devices dialog shows (attachment), and we are unable to select our PMAC device (this is the same behavior we get when running PeWin32Pro2 without administrator privileges). Is it possible to use the libraries provided by PeWin32Pro2 in an application that is running without administrator privileges?

Looks like you need two dashes before "h". This worked for me: gpascii --h I also got a few more options than those that bradp posted. This program is the command line input/output to the Power PMAC Command Processor The input options are the following: -i followed by the input file name. Default is the STDIN -o followed by the output file name. Default is the STDOUT -e followed by the error output file name. Default is the STDOUT -v Sets the verbose mode where status messages are printed -2 Enables global & user defined name string replacement with Power PMAC commands -n Do not append to a PPMAC response. The default is to add the ACK Default is no flush. This option cannot be used along with the -i option. -f Automatically flush data to the terminal after PPMAC response on. To terminate the program send an ESC with a NEWLINE If you are using the "-i" input file option you must use a CNTRL C to terminate the program.

[quote='KEJR' pid='3395' dateline='1335289106'] Do a version on the MONO system, I'm pretty sure the mono that shipped with PPMAC only supports .NET 2.0 which is what I did for my project that targeted mono on the PPMAC. .NET 2.0 includes windows forms so unless you are doing something complex it should be OK for a machine HMI. You should be able to change your Visual Studio settings to compile for .NET 2.0 runtime. [/quote] [b]uname -a[/b] [color=#696969]Linux powerpmac 2.6.30.3 #34 Tue Dec 17 09:52:34 PST 2013 ppc GNU/Linux[/color] [b]mono -V[/b] [color=#696969]Mono JIT compiler version 2.6.1 (tarball Tue Feb 2 09:56:27 PST 2010) Copyright (C) 2002-2008 Novell, Inc and Contributors. www.mono-project.co TLS: __thread GC: Included Boehm (with typed GC and Parallel Mark) SIGSEGV: altstack Notifications: epoll Architecture: ppc Disabled: none[/color] [b]Mono 2.6.1[/b] should compile and run projects that target [b].NET 3.5[/b] and lower.