Let a new user account share my programs etc

[Evi]

I want to create a non-admin account for everyday use on my PC (mainly for
safety when surfing). How can I make sure that it can access my current copy
of Outlook Express, Internet Explorer and Microsoft Outlook?
I want it to be just like my current account only it won't be able to
install programs.

Also, I have a file with a few icons in it. They work in my current Admin
account but they don't display in my new user account and when I try to
Browse to them in the file's Properties I get told that, although they are
in Winnt, I can't access that folder.
Evi

 

[Evi]

Have I phrased this question badly or am I asking something that only an
idiot wouldn't know (I am that idiot!). How do I make programs, especially
the three mentioned below, available to other profiles.
Evi

 

[Bob I]

Create another Admin account for maint and lower the one you are
presently using to User permissions.

 

[Evi]

I truly was that idiot! Thanks Bob!

Create another Admin account for maint and lower the one you are
presently using to User permissions.

 

[Evi]

I spoke too soon. When I change my current Admin account to a user account I
get a message when I try to open MSOutlook (97)
This program is not registered properly. Run setup again. You do not have
permission of perform this operation.

Another program which I have, which loads at startup is an Oxford dictionary
program running an odd little bit of software called iFinger. This gives me
the message
Exception: EOLeError in module iFinger.exe at 00061FFC. Error Creating
System registry.

When I change the account back to an admin account MS Outlook and IFinger
run fine again.
Evi

 

[Bob I]

Ah yes the old Office 97 issue of "YOU aren't allowed access". Someone
in the MS Office newsgroup should be able to sort that issue for you.