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Old September 17th 09, 06:27 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
Jamesg
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On Sep 17, 4:50 am, "Olórin"
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johnc wrote:
On Sep 15, 12:32 pm, Jamesg wrote:


I can't. TweakUI only installs in Admin account. Other suggestions?


James, AFAIK there is only one tool that does what you want: Truly
Your Places Bar. You can find the free version he


http://www.softwarecandy.com/shop/in...roduct_free_sh....


HTH,
Jon




If you can't use TweakUI with your account, I'd suggest doing as Peter says
and grant yourself admin privileges; there's no harm in this if you do it
temporarily, just for this exercise. Log in as Administrator (or an account
with Administrator privileges) and add your Limited Account to the
Administrors group. Log out, log in as yourself, do the work with TweakUI
(install it and make the tweaks), then log back in as Admin and remove
yourself from the Admin group. The changes made by TweakUI will hold, I'd
imagine.


Olórin, thanks for your detailed answer. I ended up purchasing the 5-
shortcut version of "Truly Your Places Bar" (only $3) as this was
quicker for me and I can re-use it as many times as I want.

The procedure you described is very much appreciated but this is too
much hassle for me. I tried some of the other tools you described but
they all have the same limitation as TweakUI - they work for
Administrator account only.

John, thanks for bringing this little tool to my attention. I didn't
know about it before. It works for me and I am happy now.

James
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Old September 17th 09, 06:27 PM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
Jamesg
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Default customize my places bar?

On Sep 17, 4:50 am, "Olórin"
wrote:
johnc wrote:
On Sep 15, 12:32 pm, Jamesg wrote:


I can't. TweakUI only installs in Admin account. Other suggestions?


James, AFAIK there is only one tool that does what you want: Truly
Your Places Bar. You can find the free version he


http://www.softwarecandy.com/shop/in...roduct_free_sh....


HTH,
Jon




If you can't use TweakUI with your account, I'd suggest doing as Peter says
and grant yourself admin privileges; there's no harm in this if you do it
temporarily, just for this exercise. Log in as Administrator (or an account
with Administrator privileges) and add your Limited Account to the
Administrors group. Log out, log in as yourself, do the work with TweakUI
(install it and make the tweaks), then log back in as Admin and remove
yourself from the Admin group. The changes made by TweakUI will hold, I'd
imagine.


Olórin, thanks for your detailed answer. I ended up purchasing the 5-
shortcut version of "Truly Your Places Bar" (only $3) as this was
quicker for me and I can re-use it as many times as I want.

The procedure you described is very much appreciated but this is too
much hassle for me. I tried some of the other tools you described but
they all have the same limitation as TweakUI - they work for
Administrator account only.

John, thanks for bringing this little tool to my attention. I didn't
know about it before. It works for me and I am happy now.

James
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Old September 18th 09, 08:50 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
Olórin[_2_]
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Default customize my places bar?

Jamesg wrote:
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Olórin, thanks for your detailed answer. I ended up purchasing the 5-
shortcut version of "Truly Your Places Bar" (only $3) as this was
quicker for me and I can re-use it as many times as I want.

The procedure you described is very much appreciated but this is too
much hassle for me. I tried some of the other tools you described but
they all have the same limitation as TweakUI - they work for
Administrator account only.

John, thanks for bringing this little tool to my attention. I didn't
know about it before. It works for me and I am happy now.

James


Thanks for posting back with the update - so many don't!


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Old September 18th 09, 08:50 AM posted to microsoft.public.windowsxp.basics
Olorin
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Default customize my places bar?

Jamesg wrote:
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Olórin, thanks for your detailed answer. I ended up purchasing the 5-
shortcut version of "Truly Your Places Bar" (only $3) as this was
quicker for me and I can re-use it as many times as I want.

The procedure you described is very much appreciated but this is too
much hassle for me. I tried some of the other tools you described but
they all have the same limitation as TweakUI - they work for
Administrator account only.

John, thanks for bringing this little tool to my attention. I didn't
know about it before. It works for me and I am happy now.

James


Thanks for posting back with the update - so many don't!


 




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