Ali G
December 5th 03, 07:58 PM
Be careful though, when limiting access to certain
folders. You can end up making Windows inoperable for
other users if you deny access to Program Files, for
example. If you want a convenient and very simple way of
protecting you own files, save those files in your "My
Documents" folder. As long as your drive is formatted
with NTFS, limited users can not access anything within
your "My Documents" folder. And you can do this without
messsing around with settings, posibly screwing things
up :)
- A.G
>-----Original Message-----
>isi it possible (and if so how) to set file level
>permissionsand folder level permissions for local users
>on XP proffessional? I have one admin and one user
>(limited) account. I only wish to keep the limited user
>out of a reletively low number of folders. It seems
>overly labourious to drag 95% of my folders to the
shared
>folder. just get me pointed in the right direction.
>
>Thanx
>-c-
folders. You can end up making Windows inoperable for
other users if you deny access to Program Files, for
example. If you want a convenient and very simple way of
protecting you own files, save those files in your "My
Documents" folder. As long as your drive is formatted
with NTFS, limited users can not access anything within
your "My Documents" folder. And you can do this without
messsing around with settings, posibly screwing things
up :)
- A.G
>-----Original Message-----
>isi it possible (and if so how) to set file level
>permissionsand folder level permissions for local users
>on XP proffessional? I have one admin and one user
>(limited) account. I only wish to keep the limited user
>out of a reletively low number of folders. It seems
>overly labourious to drag 95% of my folders to the
shared
>folder. just get me pointed in the right direction.
>
>Thanx
>-c-