Linked by Thom Holwerda on Thu 25th Jan 2007 22:43 UTC
"There have been some comments on the blog recently suggesting that the UAC dialog boxes in Windows Vista are not accessible and I just wanted to clear up the confusion here. First, to set the scene though. When a user attempts to access an application or setting that requires elevated privileges to run, they are presented with a UAC prompt, the appearance of which will vary depending on the type of user they are or the type of application that is trying to run."
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2005-06-29
We don't really have spare money to get our software digitally signed and definitely can do without the hassle. I can imagine it would be a royal pain for development as well.
Microsoft has special programs for non-profit organisations. For instance, non-profit organisations can get Microsoft software dirt cheap or even as a gift; you should try to contact MS and see if they can help you out on this one.