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December 2nd 07, 02:21 PM
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Windows XP - User Setup
I've just setup Windows XP on a new PC with one admin user and two non admin
users. I've installed Office under the admin user and want to make it available to all users - how do I do this? 
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December 7th 07, 11:43 AM
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Windows XP - User Setup
What version of Office?
According to my experience, if it is Office 2000, XP or 2003 then all the shortcuts will be available in other accounts too. What you need is to check them. Just log on to another account and see if the shortcuts are available there. Maybe you will be get an installation processing box once when you will first run an office application in another limited accounts. That is all! Hope this help, let us know! "Mike McLellan" wrote: I've just setup Windows XP on a new PC with one admin user and two non admin users. I've installed Office under the admin user and want to make it available to all users - how do I do this?
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