Right-click on the (desktop) CAPRI shortcut, select Properties. On the Shortcut tab, in the Start in field, enter %TEMP% . Click OK. Now, when launching CAPRI, CAPRI will be able to write temporary files such as Word documents or PDFs to the temporary directory, and CAPRI will be able to display those files to the user. NOTE: This temp directory change only the denied” problem when CAPRI is “access launched directly from a shortcut. Example: Example (CAPRI accessed via CPRS) Benefits: Each user is guaranteed by Windows to have a unique writable folder. It is a known environment variable and also guaranteed to exist in any environment. Due to VA GPO Policy, this folder gets cleared on logon / logoff, hence no disk space impact is caused.
Right-click on the (desktop) CAPRI shortcut, select Properties. On the Shortcut tab, in the Start in field, enter %TEMP% . Click OK. Now, when launching CAPRI, CAPRI will be able to write temporary files such as Word documents or PDFs to the temporary directory, and CAPRI will be able to display those files to the user. NOTE: This temp directory change only the “access denied” problem when CAPRI is launched directly from a shortcut. Example: Example (CAPRI accessed via CPRS) Benefits: Each user is guaranteed by Windows to have a unique writable folder. It is a known environment variable and also guaranteed to exist in any environment. Due to VA GPO Policy, this folder gets cleared on logon / logoff, hence no disk space impact is caused.