Thanks for your reply, Jeff, but to be more clear, it's not only shortcuts,
but toolbars on internet explorer, the movement of icons on the desktop,
downloaded programs from the internet, and having a program open on one side,
and not being able to use it on the other side. (itunes for example) I have
yet to run into a program that asked me "just for me" or "for all users of
this computer". Thanks, but I'm still stuck!!
"Jeff Smith [MSFT]" wrote:
Quote:
> So to be clear, when you install a program, the shortcuts to that program
> appear on the desktop and start menu of both user accounts. You'd like the
> shortcuts to appear only on your desktop and start menu.
>
> Generally, where a program puts its shortcuts is that program's business.
> Some program installers offer an option to install the program "Just for me"
> or "For all users of this computer".
>
>
> "cameron" wrote:
> Quote:
> > Hello all, I was wondering if someone could help me with this. I have windows
> > vista premium and there are 2 users on our computer. Whenever I load any
> > software on my side, it also goes on to the other side and visa versa.When we
> > had xp, this was not a problem as our settings were saved after each session.
> > So my question is, how do I keep our settings separate in vista? Any help
> > would be greatly appreciated. Cameron