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There is a new program called studiorg.exe. The Omnis installer runs studiorg.exe in order to update the registry with the entries required by Omnis Studio beneath HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE (file associations, event logging settings, etc). studiorg.exe must also be present in the program directory, so that Omnis can invoke it at startup if the registry needs updating.

Omnis Studio Tree

When Omnis starts up on Vista it first checks the registry to see if it is up to date (if for example you move the Studio tree, or run multiple copies of Studio from different locations, the registry needs changing to reflect the new path to omnis.exe). If the registry needs changing, Omnis invokes the program studiorg.exe. If Omnis is not running with administrative privileges (the default), it will display a message explaining that studiorg.exe needs to run, and after the user clicks OK, the Windows Vista UAC dialog will open, asking permission to run studiorg.exe can run. It is not essential to run studioorg.exe at this point, however failure to do so will cause file associations and event logging to be setup incorrectly.

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Omnis then checks for the presence of the Studio directory in the directory containing omnis.exe. If it exists, then Omnis runs from the single directory. If it does not exist, then Omnis constructs a path to the data directory. This path is made using the name of the directory containing the Omnis executable:

\ Omnis Software \

where depends on the current user - this is typically C:\users\name\AppData\Local.

IDE Help

This applies to all platforms, not just Windows Vista. The IDE help directory, omnis, now resides in a directory called idehelp. On Vista, idehelp is in the program directory to avoid having to copy these files from firstruninstall into the data directory. (This would have caused a noticeable slowdown otherwise).

Normal/ application help resides in the data directory.

As a consequnce of this, when the user opens the help window for IDE help Omnis now opens the help in read-only mode.

Additional Functions & Commands

The following sys() functions have been added/modified for Omnis Studio 4.3:

Sys(115) Sys(115) on Vista returns the path of the data directory. This makes sense, because most people will use this to get or create the path of a writeable file.

When Omnis is started under Windows Vista it checks whether or not the entry in the Registry is still current. If this is not the case the studiorg.exe program will be called and the Registry is updated. If at that time the User Account Control is activated (which is the default), a dialog will appear that has to be confirmed by the user.

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