I am attempting to use the squeakland plugin, but can't since I don't have
write-access to my root directory (in windows). Yes... this is a sick
thing, but I am working in a government labratory and they love their
security...

So how can I ask the images on squeakland.org to use a different directory
(they are currently trying to use "c:\my squeak" or something like that)?

The plugin itself works fine, its only the directory that the images want
to make that breaks.

--Brock