Multi-User Programs and Internet

[Powlaz]

Nobody has ANY ideas??? Please help me.

Matt
>-----Original Message-----
>Hi. I am having some trouble with setting up a multi
user
>environment. I have a dial up Internet connection set
up
>on the main account (Administrator rights) and I placed
a
>shortcut to both IE and Highstream's dialer on to all of
>the limited accounts. If you go into the limited user
>accounts to connect to the Internet nothing happens.
How
>do I fix this?
>
>2. I have an older program that my daughter uses. I
put
>a shortcut on her desktop and it won't load the
program.
>How can I get the program to work in her account?
>
>3. How do you access the Administrator account?
>
>Please help. I have 5 kids who can't use the Internet,
>their AIM and more.
>
>Thanks,
>
>Matt
>.
>

[Sharon F]

On Tue, 10 Feb 2004 16:12:05 -0800, Powlaz wrote:

> Nobody has ANY ideas??? Please help me.
>
> Matt
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hi. I am having some trouble with setting up a multi
> user
>>environment. I have a dial up Internet connection set
> up
>>on the main account (Administrator rights) and I placed
> a
>>shortcut to both IE and Highstream's dialer on to all of
>>the limited accounts. If you go into the limited user
>>accounts to connect to the Internet nothing happens.
> How
>>do I fix this?
>>
>>2. I have an older program that my daughter uses. I
> put
>>a shortcut on her desktop and it won't load the
> program.
>>How can I get the program to work in her account?
>>
>>3. How do you access the Administrator account?
>>
>>Please help. I have 5 kids who can't use the Internet,
>>their AIM and more.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Matt
>>.
>>

Matt, XP network connections have a box you can check that allows the
connection to be available to "all users" or "only me." Sorry, I'm not
familiar with Highstream's dialer and what allowances it offers for setting
it up on a multi-user operating system. You should probably ask them about
this.

--
Sharon F
MS MVP - Windows XP Shell/User