Shared pc desktop

Probably a bit late to ask now, as XP seems on its way out, but its what I
have and like (XP Pro)

I share a pc with my wife, we log on separately, no problem.
I ask as to why, and how my desktop icons clutter her desktop up, and ask
how I can get rid of them on her "side".
No real issue with the icons, just fills her screen up.
Bob

Emimec,

I ask as to why, and how my desktop icons clutter her desktop up

Why ? Either arrogance or lazyness. Arrogance of a software shop to think
everyone on a computer must be wanting their software, lazyness because its
easier not to bother with individual users workspace.

How? Because there is (on XP) a "C:\Documents and settings\All
users\Desktop" folder, and anything put there is visible to everyone.

how I can get rid of them on her "side".

Easiest method ? Remove everything outof that above folder (you can
recreate links to the applications onto your own desktop).
Next-best thing? Move all the links to your own "desktop" folder
("C:\Documents and settings\[your name]\Desktop") and weed out (throw aeay)
everything you do not need.

Hope that helps,
Rudy Wieser


-- Origional message:
Emimec schreef in berichtnieuws
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Probably a bit late to ask now, as XP seems on its way out, but its what I
have and like (XP Pro)

I share a pc with my wife, we log on separately, no problem.
I ask as to why, and how my desktop icons clutter her desktop up, and ask
how I can get rid of them on her "side".
No real issue with the icons, just fills her screen up.
Bob

"R.Wieser" wrote in message
...
Emimec,

I ask as to why, and how my desktop icons clutter her desktop up

Why ? Either arrogance or lazyness. Arrogance of a software shop to
think
everyone on a computer must be wanting their software, lazyness because
its
easier not to bother with individual users workspace.

How? Because there is (on XP) a "C:\Documents and settings\All
users\Desktop" folder, and anything put there is visible to everyone.

how I can get rid of them on her "side".

Easiest method ? Remove everything outof that above folder (you can
recreate links to the applications onto your own desktop).
Next-best thing? Move all the links to your own "desktop" folder
("C:\Documents and settings\[your name]\Desktop") and weed out (throw
aeay)
everything you do not need.

Hope that helps,
Rudy Wieser


-- Origional message:
Emimec schreef in berichtnieuws
...
Probably a bit late to ask now, as XP seems on its way out, but its what
I
have and like (XP Pro)

I share a pc with my wife, we log on separately, no problem.
I ask as to why, and how my desktop icons clutter her desktop up, and ask
how I can get rid of them on her "side".
No real issue with the icons, just fills her screen up.
Bob

Many Thanks
bob

Emimec/bob,

Many Thanks
bob

You're welcome.

Regards,
Rudy Wieser


-- Origional message:
Emimec schreef in berichtnieuws
...

"R.Wieser" wrote in message
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Emimec,

I ask as to why, and how my desktop icons clutter her desktop up

Why ? Either arrogance or lazyness. Arrogance of a software shop to
think
everyone on a computer must be wanting their software, lazyness because
its
easier not to bother with individual users workspace.

How? Because there is (on XP) a "C:\Documents and settings\All
users\Desktop" folder, and anything put there is visible to everyone.

how I can get rid of them on her "side".

Easiest method ? Remove everything outof that above folder (you can
recreate links to the applications onto your own desktop).
Next-best thing? Move all the links to your own "desktop" folder
("C:\Documents and settings\[your name]\Desktop") and weed out (throw
aeay)
everything you do not need.

Hope that helps,
Rudy Wieser


-- Origional message:
Emimec schreef in berichtnieuws
...
Probably a bit late to ask now, as XP seems on its way out, but its
what
I
have and like (XP Pro)

I share a pc with my wife, we log on separately, no problem.
I ask as to why, and how my desktop icons clutter her desktop up, and
ask
how I can get rid of them on her "side".
No real issue with the icons, just fills her screen up.
Bob

Many Thanks
bob