Vista - Mixing business with pleasure

04-24-2008

I have a restaurant, a small publishing business and my personal stuff. I
was thinking that when I set up my new Vista, that I might have three
different accounts to keep everything seperate on my new laptop. Will it
help to do this?
--
skip

04-25-2008

Hi there Skip,
Yes Vista will help with this, each user A/C will have its own shell access
(own documents folder etc)
Once Vista is installed and running you will need to create the seperate
user A/C's from within the administrator account

--
Patrick Squire
http://www.msblog.org

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Quote:

>I have a restaurant, a small publishing business and my personal stuff. I
> was thinking that when I set up my new Vista, that I might have three
> different accounts to keep everything seperate on my new laptop. Will it
> help to do this?
> --
> skip

**t-4-2** · 04-25-2008

Quote: Originally Posted by skip

I have a restaurant, a small publishing business and my personal stuff. I
was thinking that when I set up my new Vista, that I might have three
different accounts to keep everything seperate on my new laptop. Will it
help to do this?
--
skip

Hello skip,
If you mean 3 different accounts ; 1 for restaurant, 1 for publishing, and 1 for personal, and they are to be of separate entities, the answer is Of Course. That's why we create different accounts each of which has a password different from the others. Each account will have data stored in the files relevent only to that account. Your accountant will most likely say " Yes, it will help. "
Is that what you were asking ?

04-24-2008	#1 (permalink)
skip n/a posts	Mixing business with pleasure I have a restaurant, a small publishing business and my personal stuff. I was thinking that when I set up my new Vista, that I might have three different accounts to keep everything seperate on my new laptop. Will it help to do this? -- skip
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04-25-2008	#2 (permalink)
Patrick Squire n/a posts	Re: Mixing business with pleasure Hi there Skip, Yes Vista will help with this, each user A/C will have its own shell access (own documents folder etc) Once Vista is installed and running you will need to create the seperate user A/C's from within the administrator account -- Patrick Squire http://www.msblog.org "skip" <skip@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:C6561995-2BBD-43B4-BD2A-137BA803CF13@xxxxxx Quote: >I have a restaurant, a small publishing business and my personal stuff. I > was thinking that when I set up my new Vista, that I might have three > different accounts to keep everything seperate on my new laptop. Will it > help to do this? > -- > skip
My System Specs

04-25-2008	#3 (permalink)
t-4-2 Home premium 32 bit, SP1 939 posts	Re: Mixing business with pleasure Quote: Originally Posted by skip I have a restaurant, a small publishing business and my personal stuff. I was thinking that when I set up my new Vista, that I might have three different accounts to keep everything seperate on my new laptop. Will it help to do this? -- skip Hello skip, If you mean 3 different accounts ; 1 for restaurant, 1 for publishing, and 1 for personal, and they are to be of separate entities, the answer is Of Course. That's why we create different accounts each of which has a password different from the others. Each account will have data stored in the files relevent only to that account. Your accountant will most likely say " Yes, it will help. " Is that what you were asking ?
My System Specs

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