Some programs are well-designed and ask if you want them installed on
your account or all accounts.
Others go ahead and install for everyone. The easiest approach is to
just delete the program names from the startup menu and the program
icons from the startup menu in your wife's user account.
If a program icon is seen on all accounts, the program installer placed
everything into the All Users profile. So launch Explorer and Navigate
to the All Users Profile and the Desktop folder within that profile.
Move what icons you want into your own profile Desktop folder and they
will no longer show up in your wife's profile.
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Terry R.
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The date and time was 2/6/2008 10:33 PM, and on a whim, Bill Sharpe
pounded out on the keyboard:
Some programs are well-designed and ask if you want them installed on
your account or all accounts.
Others go ahead and install for everyone. The easiest approach is to
just delete the program names from the startup menu and the program
icons from the startup menu in your wife's user account.
If they're installed into All Users and deleted, it will remove them
from everyone's view.
--
Terry R.
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Anti-spam measures are included in my email address.
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