L
Lori A. Kuiper
I have XP Professional installed and Office XP Professional. I have several
users setup for kids, as well as my admin account.
I want to setup a Limited Account in addition to the Admin account for
myself for daily use. Am I just suppose to pick a different account name
and login password and then setup my MSN Messenger and Outlook POP email
with same username and password that I used to setup the Admin account? I
don't need to share any contacts or anything, I just setup the admin email
in order to setup Outlook. I want to input my contact info etc., into the
Limited account and use it. I only want to run the Admin account if I have
to perform a function that I cannot do in the Limited Account.
When I tried this before reloading XP, I ended up getting an access
violation. Is this the correct way to set this up? It doesn't seem like it
should be too hard, MS recommends that we run as a Limited Account instead
of using the Admin account? I did have some other problems that were
corrected by a full clean install of XP. I just do not want to set this up
again and have problems because I did something wrong.
If someone can tell me if I am on the right track, and this is the way to
properly set up a Limited and Admin account for the same person then I can
go ahead and try it again--otherwise could you please let me know what I am
doing wrong?
users setup for kids, as well as my admin account.
I want to setup a Limited Account in addition to the Admin account for
myself for daily use. Am I just suppose to pick a different account name
and login password and then setup my MSN Messenger and Outlook POP email
with same username and password that I used to setup the Admin account? I
don't need to share any contacts or anything, I just setup the admin email
in order to setup Outlook. I want to input my contact info etc., into the
Limited account and use it. I only want to run the Admin account if I have
to perform a function that I cannot do in the Limited Account.
When I tried this before reloading XP, I ended up getting an access
violation. Is this the correct way to set this up? It doesn't seem like it
should be too hard, MS recommends that we run as a Limited Account instead
of using the Admin account? I did have some other problems that were
corrected by a full clean install of XP. I just do not want to set this up
again and have problems because I did something wrong.
If someone can tell me if I am on the right track, and this is the way to
properly set up a Limited and Admin account for the same person then I can
go ahead and try it again--otherwise could you please let me know what I am
doing wrong?