Thanks for the tip.
As I run the wizard it seems that all it is going to do is
transfer the settings from my Admin acct to my user acct
in a one way transfer.
What I'm trying to do is have those either dynamically
linked (so that when I add a Favorite as a user, I will
see that favorite when I log in as Admin and vice versa)
or to use the same instance of IE.
I could use the runas command, but I was hoping for
something more seemless. I use that now for some programs
that require Admin rights, so I'm sorta used to it.
>-----Original Message-----
>Just use the file and settings transfer wizard - collect
the settings from
>the profile you like, and apply them to the other. They
won't keep lined up,
>however - you'll need to modify both as you want to
change them. If you keep
>two accounts because one is an admin and the other is not
(which is a good
>policy, btw) you may want to play with the runas command -
that way, you can
>keep your one desktop, and just execute some programs
using admin access
>when you need to.
>
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>Chris Jackson
>Software Engineer
>Microsoft MVP - Windows Client
>Windows XP Associate Expert
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>"Daremo" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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>news:285501c3af8e$a8a924e0$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hi,
>> I'd like to have my user account and Administrator
account
>> basically use the same IE or same IE "browsing
>> experience", in other words, have the same toolbar
menus,
>> same Favorites, etc.
>> Similarly, when I install theGoogle Toolbar as Admin, it
>> is not installed for my user account. Can this be
>> accomplished?
>> (It'd be nice if they could have the same Desktop, too,
>> but one thing at a time - I'd like XP to appear no
>> different between these accounts.)
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