Customising different user desktops

[Keith Meerdink]

My laptop has Windows XP Home edition. I have it set up
with three users who have passwords to enter. AOL is
instlalled on this computer and currently all users have
access to it. Since only one user uses AOL, I would like
to remove its accessibility from the other two users.

When I have tried to delete shortcuts on their desktops
and references to AOL in the start/program list, it
ultimately removes it from the one user who is using it.

It is my understand that access to come programs like aol
can be removed from some users desktop without affecting
others.

Can you help?

[Jason Haynes]

Make sure you are removing icons from documents and settings|<user
name>|desktop folder and not documents and settings|all users|desktop. Same
thing for start menu|programs for customizing the all programs list.

"Keith Meerdink" > wrote in message
...
> My laptop has Windows XP Home edition. I have it set up
> with three users who have passwords to enter. AOL is
> instlalled on this computer and currently all users have
> access to it. Since only one user uses AOL, I would like
> to remove its accessibility from the other two users.
>
> When I have tried to delete shortcuts on their desktops
> and references to AOL in the start/program list, it
> ultimately removes it from the one user who is using it.
>
> It is my understand that access to come programs like aol
> can be removed from some users desktop without affecting
> others.
>
> Can you help?
>
>

[THE DUDE]

also under the network settings for administrators you can EDIT THE DIAL UP CONNECTION CREATED BY AOL AND CHANGE THE AVAILABILITY OF THE DIAL UP CONNECTION FROM ALL USERS TO A SPECIFIC USER

[Jason Haynes]

Dude, looks like you hit the wrong thread and also got your caps lock key
stuck.

"THE DUDE" > wrote in message
...
> also under the network settings for administrators you can EDIT THE DIAL
UP CONNECTION CREATED BY AOL AND CHANGE THE AVAILABILITY OF THE DIAL UP
CONNECTION FROM ALL USERS TO A SPECIFIC USER

[THE DUDE]

caps lock was on sorry, AND no correct thread.

I know you were inquiring about desktop settings and icons from one user to another, but you also used the AOL dial up connection example. My response is valid if you wish to restrict dialing in to one account to a single individual (personal isp account)
which it seems you are trying to do. The dial up conections can be enabled for all users on this machine or for only the holder of the account creating it. AOL creates the dial up connection for you, but you can edit it after the fact to reflect only one u
ser being able to use that dial up connection preventing others using your p.c. from using your personal isp account.

[Jason Haynes]

Ok, I stand corrected. I was stuck on the whole shortcut thing.

"THE DUDE" > wrote in message
...
> caps lock was on sorry, AND no correct thread.
>
> I know you were inquiring about desktop settings and icons from one user
to another, but you also used the AOL dial up connection example. My
response is valid if you wish to restrict dialing in to one account to a
single individual (personal isp account) which it seems you are trying to
do. The dial up conections can be enabled for all users on this machine or
for only the holder of the account creating it. AOL creates the dial up
connection for you, but you can edit it after the fact to reflect only one
user being able to use that dial up connection preventing others using your
p.c. from using your personal isp account.