How to share Favorites between all user accounts?. Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.general () I like to share certain Internet Favorites between all user accounts. Tried to move Favorites to 'All users' account but unlike the Start Menu,...

How can I share favorites between users?. I am running Win XP Pro. My wife and I have separate user accounts, but I find a lot of different links that would be useful to her when I'm on the web. I would like to be able to have us both use the same set of...

folder under "all users" (on a single home computer running XPPRO) to allow anyone to access a common set of favorites . At the same time, I wan each user to be able to manage there own set of private favorites under there own accounts. Is there any...

Favorites folder, preferrably outside a Userprofile path. 2. Under each user account, alter the Favorites shell folder value in the registry: HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\User Shell Folders 3. Double-click Favorites value...

User exist on Netlogon share of validating Domain Controller? If yes, use it. If no, does Default User exist in WinNT\Profiles (%systemdrive%\Documents and Settings)? If yes, Windows loads the Default User profile and applies it to the user's desktop...

another user on my laptop. I need to allow one program to be shared, and that's it. I've got the account running and I've set all my personal folders to private, but when I try to run the one program I need to share under the second account, it cannot run....

my new profile has no favorites. Thanks! Archived from groups: microsoft.public.windowsxp.newusers () Sure. In the old User Account: IE File > Import and Export > Export Favorites (save to a location accessible to the new User Accounts or log-on as Administrator...

menu, visual style, and so forth. You can create and configure user accounts with the User Accounts tool in Control Panel. How To Create and Configure User Accounts in Windows XP -- Regards, Bert Kinney MS-MVP Shell/User Charles Eaves wrote:...

on WinME can > read/access the > NTFS "All User" account but not individual user accounts . This is a > permissions issue due to the differences in security. The "network > wizzard" on winXP home mapped the winMe access to the "all user" >account which...

disabled simple file sharing, access to shared disks and folders generally requires matching user accounts on both computers. Accessing shared disks and folders on computers that run XP Home Edition doesn't require matching user accounts. XP Home grants...