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I'm the author of Doro. Version 1.15 fixes this problem.

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>Subject: Get admin rights using Doro (pdf creator)

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>Hi,

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>a few days ago i discovered a bug in Doro[1]. Doro is a free tool to

>create pdf files from any windows program. After installing Doro you

>have a new printer called 'Doro PDF Writer'.

>If you select 'Print' the spooler calls the printer filter 'doro.dll'.

>The 'doro.dll' then starts 'doro.exe' and a file requester appears.

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>I guess that most of you see the problem. The spooler is controlled by

>the account 'system'. Therefore the file requester has the same rights.

>

>It's easy now to create a new user and move them into the group

>'admins'.

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>I informed the coder of the software and he approved the problem.

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>regards

>Ramon

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>[1] http://www.geocities.com/the_real_sz/misc/doro.htm

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