On compile.. Cannot open ExportController.prm

Recently download CS6, when i open on VS2010 and build on a debug x64 or release i get the following error:
Error
1
fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'C:\Program Files\Adobe\Common\Plug-ins\CS6\MediaCore\ExportController.prm'
ExportController
ExportController
I set the user variable on windows
What the problem, what i forgett, seems nothing has been generated

Hi Alex,
Are you launching Visual Studio with administrative privileges? If not, you won’t be able to generate the .aex in certain protected folders because of a Windows security restriction.

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Plugin development for premiere, adobe example error LNK1104: cannot open file 'C:\Program Files\Ad

Hello,
I downloaded the Premiere Pro CS 5.5 Win SDK, i open the project SDK_Exporter in Visual Studio 2008, when i hit debug i get the following error
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How can i resolve ?

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1.Zac Lam,01-dic-2013 10:43   in reply to Alex B MartinReport
Hi Alex, Are you launching Visual Studio with administrative privileges? If not, you won’t be able to generate the .aex in certain protected folders because of a Windows security restriction.
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2.Alex B Martin,01-dic-2013 12:34   in reply to Zac Lam
Yes it works, thanks Note: For CS 5.5 Administrative privileges are not need, so thats only with visual studio 2010 and premiere cs6 where i need to run vs2010 as admin.

FRM-10043 Cannot open file in LINUX

FRM-10043: Cannot open file.
I have created a form sucessfully in windows.It works fine.
Now i have to use it in LINUX. So i copied the fmb file into the Linux
where the default test.fmx is placed.
Now i executed the below query and i got the result cannot open file.
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Forms 10.1 (Form Compiler) Version 10.1.2.0.2 (Production)
Forms 10.1 (Form Compiler): Release - Production
Copyright (c) 1982, 2005, Oracle.
All rights reserved.
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FRM-10043: Cannot open file.
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*I know that there is no need to compile OLB files. but my forms shows error that
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when i use Frmcmp.sh GUI the form is compiled succesffully if there is no OLB attached with it.
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Thanx in advance..
with cheers
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sprity,
Did you copy the .OLB file(s) to your LINUX server also? If not, you will need to copy them as well as your forms 'Inherit' the shared objects from the .olb's so they have to be present in the FORMS_PATH on the server when you compile your .fmb's. If you did copy them, first make sure they were copied via Binary Mode and if so, then I would refer you back to Grant's post and suggest you make sure the files were copied via 'Binary' mode to the LINUX server. Rather than Copy and Paste the files, you may want to FTP from a command prompt or a FTP Program so you can ensure the files are moved to the LINUX server in Binary mode.
Craig...

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(Pseudo-)grepping on the SDK shows that MSWindows gets set true two places, PIActions (line 34) and PITypes (line 35), assuming in both cases that you left the WIN32 default define alone and it isn't defined already somewhere upstream.
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Scott
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>
Brian,
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