Scott Sokolich
April 1st 04, 03:41 PM
Hi:
I recently upgraded my computer and am running Windows XP
Home and use Microsoft Office Professional 2000. My kids
have seperate users set up with me as administrator. In
Outlook I can use it and it works great, but when someone
else is logged on and they try and access Outlook it gives
an error of "wrong path (my path for documents and
settings) for the .pst files" or if they are on the
internet and click send a link it gives the same error.
Additionally, when the kids are logged on some programs
are unaccessable to them. For example my wife cannot
access Turbo Tax 2003 unless she is logged as me, who is
the administrator.
Is this normal? What can I do to change it?
Thanks for any help that you can provide!
Scott Sokolich
I recently upgraded my computer and am running Windows XP
Home and use Microsoft Office Professional 2000. My kids
have seperate users set up with me as administrator. In
Outlook I can use it and it works great, but when someone
else is logged on and they try and access Outlook it gives
an error of "wrong path (my path for documents and
settings) for the .pst files" or if they are on the
internet and click send a link it gives the same error.
Additionally, when the kids are logged on some programs
are unaccessable to them. For example my wife cannot
access Turbo Tax 2003 unless she is logged as me, who is
the administrator.
Is this normal? What can I do to change it?
Thanks for any help that you can provide!
Scott Sokolich