The second method is to install Zorro in your User folder, not in the Program Files folder. That is the preferred method when copying the whole Zorro folder onto a VPS. We're having all MT4, Zorro, and other trading programs in the Administrator folder on our VPS. Dealing with UAC is bad enough with Zorro, but even worse with other programs such as MT4.
The moment I read the above, I got a cunning idea to install Zorro on a shared (network) disk, so that I could easily access scripts and other Zorro files from my primary operating system. And it went great, and I'm so happy. I really had no idea that Zorro could run from anywhere, so thank you jcl for the hint.
But, today I noticed first issue with this setup, when I launch Help from the Zorro, the chm file gets opened, the index is read, but there's nothing in the right pane (no actual content). At first I thought that chm file is possibly built in a way that prevents linking content when chm file is on the network drive, but it's nothing like that.
As it turns out, it's yet another Windows quasi-we-know-better-security (mis-)feature. You shall not opet help file from the network drive, because it's dangerous. So silly...
Fortunately, there's a quick fix described here:
http://www.helpandmanual.com/products_hhreg.htmlOn the bright side, Zorro itself really works flawlessly from the network drive, and it makes me very happy.
