Sharing a Program Question

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In Windows XP, someone I know was asking how she could get a program available
to be used for herself and her sister when they log into Win. XP under their
own user names. (Currently this program is only accessible from a third
person's log in, so they have to enter his name and password to access the
program) I don't share my computer with others so is my area of expertise.

If she copies and pastes the program into C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Documents


would it then be accessible to ALL users? If not, what should she do instead?
I would really appreciate any advice you can give me. Thank you very much!
James

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Could be that the proposed solution works. Otherwise you
may try to look at
C:\Documents and Settings\Userx\Applications and copy
whatever part that corresponds to that program to the
users that should have the application.
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In Windows XP, someone I know was asking how she could get a program available
to be used for herself and her sister when they log into Win. XP under their
own user names. (Currently this program is only accessible from a third
person's log in, so they have to enter his name and password to access the
program) I don't share my computer with others so is my area of expertise.

If she copies and pastes the program into C:\Documents
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and Settings\All Users\Documents
 
Thanks. I'll get her to try that and hopefully it'll work for her!

Christer Carlsson said:
Could be that the proposed solution works. Otherwise you
may try to look at
C:\Documents and Settings\Userx\Applications and copy
whatever part that corresponds to that program to the
users that should have the application.
and Settings\All Users\Documents
Click to expand...

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