I use two logins on my tablet PC: an administrator login and an every-day-use
login so that I don't unintentionally change any administrator-level
settings. This has worked very well for me except for one problem. When I
try to convert my handwriting to text in Windows Journal while using my
normal login I receive the message, "The requested command cannot be
completed because required components cannot be found. If this problem
persists after restarting, contact your system administrator." I have no
problems converting handwriting to text when using my administrator login,
but this doesn't seem to be a function that should require an administrator
login to perform. I haven't been able to figure out a way to allow both my
logins to use the text-conversion function. Any suggestions? Thank you.

Is your second account a Limited account? If so from the Admin account go
into Control Panel/User Accounts then select Change an account. Select the
account you use most often and when the new screen opens, select Change my
account type. You will be given two choices, Computer administrator or
Limited. Select Computer administrator, then restart the system and logon
to the "normal" account.
--
Chris H.
Microsoft Windows MVP/Tablet PC
Tablet Creations - http://nicecreations.us/
http://forums.mobilepcworld.net
Associate Expert
Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone

"Legoboy" <Legoboy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:B2945179-E8C4-4DAF-AF67-D7FF5D4B6610@microsoft.com...
>I use two logins on my tablet PC: an administrator login and an
>every-day-use
> login so that I don't unintentionally change any administrator-level
> settings. This has worked very well for me except for one problem. When
> I
> try to convert my handwriting to text in Windows Journal while using my
> normal login I receive the message, "The requested command cannot be
> completed because required components cannot be found. If this problem
> persists after restarting, contact your system administrator." I have no
> problems converting handwriting to text when using my administrator login,
> but this doesn't seem to be a function that should require an
> administrator
> login to perform. I haven't been able to figure out a way to allow both
> my
> logins to use the text-conversion function. Any suggestions? Thank you.

I was thinking my second account was a limited account, but Control
Panellists it as an administrator account. Now I'm really confused as to why
the text recognition won't work.

"Chris H" wrote:

> Is your second account a Limited account? If so from the Admin account go
> into Control Panel/User Accounts then select Change an account. Select the
> account you use most often and when the new screen opens, select Change my
> account type. You will be given two choices, Computer administrator or
> Limited. Select Computer administrator, then restart the system and logon
> to the "normal" account.
> --
> Chris H.
> Microsoft Windows MVP/Tablet PC
> Tablet Creations - http://nicecreations.us/
> http://forums.mobilepcworld.net
> Associate Expert
> Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
>
> "Legoboy" <Legoboy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:B2945179-E8C4-4DAF-AF67-D7FF5D4B6610@microsoft.com...
> >I use two logins on my tablet PC: an administrator login and an
> >every-day-use
> > login so that I don't unintentionally change any administrator-level
> > settings. This has worked very well for me except for one problem. When
> > I
> > try to convert my handwriting to text in Windows Journal while using my
> > normal login I receive the message, "The requested command cannot be
> > completed because required components cannot be found. If this problem
> > persists after restarting, contact your system administrator." I have no
> > problems converting handwriting to text when using my administrator login,
> > but this doesn't seem to be a function that should require an
> > administrator
> > login to perform. I haven't been able to figure out a way to allow both
> > my
> > logins to use the text-conversion function. Any suggestions? Thank you.
>

If you create a new user account does it work? Maybe the registration of the
components is messed up just for that one user?

--
Josh Einstein (Tablet PC MVP)
Einstein Technologies
Tablet Enhancements for Outlook - Try it free: www.tabletoutlook.com


"Legoboy" <Legoboy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:AF3EA636-015D-46E2-9270-E173E3E803C2@microsoft.com...
>I was thinking my second account was a limited account, but Control
> Panellists it as an administrator account. Now I'm really confused as to
> why
> the text recognition won't work.
>
> "Chris H" wrote:
>
>> Is your second account a Limited account? If so from the Admin account
>> go
>> into Control Panel/User Accounts then select Change an account. Select
>> the
>> account you use most often and when the new screen opens, select Change
>> my
>> account type. You will be given two choices, Computer administrator or
>> Limited. Select Computer administrator, then restart the system and
>> logon
>> to the "normal" account.
>> --
>> Chris H.
>> Microsoft Windows MVP/Tablet PC
>> Tablet Creations - http://nicecreations.us/
>> http://forums.mobilepcworld.net
>> Associate Expert
>> Expert Zone - www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
>>
>> "Legoboy" <Legoboy@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:B2945179-E8C4-4DAF-AF67-D7FF5D4B6610@microsoft.com...
>> >I use two logins on my tablet PC: an administrator login and an
>> >every-day-use
>> > login so that I don't unintentionally change any administrator-level
>> > settings. This has worked very well for me except for one problem.
>> > When
>> > I
>> > try to convert my handwriting to text in Windows Journal while using my
>> > normal login I receive the message, "The requested command cannot be
>> > completed because required components cannot be found. If this problem
>> > persists after restarting, contact your system administrator." I have
>> > no
>> > problems converting handwriting to text when using my administrator
>> > login,
>> > but this doesn't seem to be a function that should require an
>> > administrator
>> > login to perform. I haven't been able to figure out a way to allow
>> > both
>> > my
>> > logins to use the text-conversion function. Any suggestions? Thank
>> > you.
>>