Larry,

I had permissions issues I posted a while ago, email below in red, where Print-Tool was denied permission to access files. However, the denial was in the profiles themselves, the quad files. Any new quad file I installed I had to make SURE it had access, and anytime I pressed the Install command I had to make sure it didn’t happen again. Then it also cropped up with the printer itself, with a similar fix. That I did not fix because my lab manager found it and did the deed. She went into Preferences and Shared Permissions and changed it there. Again, this happened on the fly/automatically with no warning after some automatic security update. The thing that had me flummoxed was my original quad had permissions turned on and when I put it on the school computer, the quad file changed without my changing it. Hence checking each and every profile after installing each time you press an install button or transfer a quad to another computer. You can never underestimate Apple messing with your profiles ?
Chris

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For the last several weeks I struggled at work because Print-Tool intermittently would show in the Print Center on a Mac “access denied” to the profile but it would still print a negative anyway. What happened is with the latest Apple security updates newer quad files were showing No Access (hence the intermittence as older profiles were OK).?I thought it was a heightened security thing at work only, not at home, but nope. Today I found out it was the same on my home laptop. It is not a School/admin thing.?To save yourself much heartache, click on your Quad files, select Get Info, and make sure your permissions are set to Read Only not No Access.?Furthermore, when I imported and installed profiles on the School’s two computers, even the read only quads?changed?to No Access. Best practice might therefore nowadays be:?whenever installing profiles on any computer at anytime always recheck permissions.

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