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blb
How can I install software onto only the administrator (me) user account?
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Bob I
That's a function of the software installer. If it ends up with
shortcuts in "All Users", just move them.
shortcuts in "All Users", just move them.
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blb
how do I move them ? When I try under each individual, I am told that an
administrator is the only one who can do this??
administrator is the only one who can do this??
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Bob I
Log on as an administrator.
how do I move them ? When I try under each individual, I am told that an
administrator is the only one who can do this??
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blb
when I am logged on as administrator, how then do I remove shortcuts, etc
from other users?
from other users?
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Bob I
You just move them from the "All Users" folder to "your" folder by "Drag
and drop". R-click on the Start button, and select "Explore All Users".
and drop". R-click on the Start button, and select "Explore All Users".
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Karl Snooks
bib,
You might want to move the shortcut to the program out of the All User area
and into his own Start menu area.
In greater detail,
Start || Rtclk on MyComputer || Explore || C: Drive (or whatever drive he's
used for Win XP) || Documents and Settings || All Users || Start Menu ||
Programs || Move the desired folder or file from here to -- || Documents and
Settings || Joe HotShot AdminGuy (or whatever his account name is) || Start
Menu || Programs and drop the moved folder/file here.
This is all based upon the program installer software (not the person)
wanting to install the program in the All User area.
karl snooks
| How can I install software onto only the administrator (me) user account?
You might want to move the shortcut to the program out of the All User area
and into his own Start menu area.
In greater detail,
Start || Rtclk on MyComputer || Explore || C: Drive (or whatever drive he's
used for Win XP) || Documents and Settings || All Users || Start Menu ||
Programs || Move the desired folder or file from here to -- || Documents and
Settings || Joe HotShot AdminGuy (or whatever his account name is) || Start
Menu || Programs and drop the moved folder/file here.
This is all based upon the program installer software (not the person)
wanting to install the program in the All User area.
karl snooks
| How can I install software onto only the administrator (me) user account?