Richard, question for you on your reply.
I've done what Keith was asking about (by attempting to access the other
users files via 'C:\Users\otheruser', responding to the prompt stating I
didn't have access, then allowing Vista to change permissions, giving me full
access. I'll also mention, that I subsequently removed that access by
modifying the permissions 'manually'.
What was I risking by doing that? Is this a known issue with Vista?
Thanks.
"Richard G. Harper" wrote:
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> Yeah, it's possible, if you don't mind possibly mucking up the rights to
> everyone's files and potentially reinstalling Vista to fix the mess.
>
> Not recommended. Use the Public folders - that's what they're there for.
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> "Keith" <Keith@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:6A7D75CD-A314-44A8-ADD6-55D3445BB1B5@xxxxxx Quote:
> > But is what I asked possible?
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