We have recently locked down our WinXP SP2 workstations such that the
end-user is only part of the 'User' ACL instead 'Administrator'. Our custom
screen saver now halts with error "Create Work Directory Failed". The screen
saver was orignially built via Macromedia Flash - a 3rd party application was
then used to [essentially] export the .fla to a .scr file. Here is the
tricky part...

1. The scr functions when executed as an admin (obviously)
2. The scr functions when executed via "Preview", but halts with triggered
from the XP per the "Wait" time.
3. When the halt is reached, if the OK button is clicked, the scr then
executes.

I'm certain there is a sub-directory or registry key that needs to have
extended access, but I cannot find it. Can anyone point me in a certain
direction?