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Metrazal
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2/3/2014 2:32 PM

When I launch the login menu for Lawson add-ins, the server & user id information is not retained from my previous login.  (It can be rather annoying to have to type this information everytime I access add-ins.)  I would also like to retain the password also or avoid the login prompt, if possible.  Security is not an issue because the spreadsheet that I launch the add-ins from is stored on my local drive and password protected.   

Any ideas or help on the server & user information or the login process would be appreciated.


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Garth Gerwing
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2/3/2014 4:17 PM
The reason the login is not retaining the server name and userid - is because you ADD-in setup is lacking a directory that would house the file that retains this information. I'm in a Windows shop - so the directory and file is located at: Program Files\Lawson Software\Office Add-ins\LoginDir\LoginHist.nbp

If the directory of LoginDir is not present - file can't be generated and updated.
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2/3/2014 5:13 PM
Ok, that is what I needed to know.  Thank you for the quick response.


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2/3/2014 9:20 PM
I've also found the user needs admin rights (read/write) access to the Add-Ins folder.
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2/11/2014 7:05 PM

 Can anyone tell me what the .nbp login file is encrypted with?  The extension is referenced as a mathematica file but I was unable to read this file using mathematica.

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