April 8th 04, 08:41 AM
Before Windows 2000 and XP, every program installed on a
system was available to everyone using the machine. Now
multiuser operating systems offer individual secure logins
and the Administrator has more power than everyone else.
Although there isn't a standard way to make programs
available to all users, log on as an Admin to install
programs for everyone using the machine. It should install
it for all users.
>-----Original Message-----
>We are using a program called Auto Librarian and are
>trying to create seperate user accounts for personnel to
>use. I have created separate user accounts and given
>administrator access to certain accounts but the Auto
>Librarian program is not available to them. It is only
>available to the first administrator account. How can I
>get this program to run in other user accounts. I
>tried "shared program" folder but that did not work.
>Thank You
>.
>
system was available to everyone using the machine. Now
multiuser operating systems offer individual secure logins
and the Administrator has more power than everyone else.
Although there isn't a standard way to make programs
available to all users, log on as an Admin to install
programs for everyone using the machine. It should install
it for all users.
>-----Original Message-----
>We are using a program called Auto Librarian and are
>trying to create seperate user accounts for personnel to
>use. I have created separate user accounts and given
>administrator access to certain accounts but the Auto
>Librarian program is not available to them. It is only
>available to the first administrator account. How can I
>get this program to run in other user accounts. I
>tried "shared program" folder but that did not work.
>Thank You
>.
>