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07-06-2008
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| | Instead of Partitioning, make separate user accounts HELP!!!! Before I use to have like 4 partitions all with windows vista. One for gaming, one for projects, one for testing/downloads, and one for regular use. Then I realize I can just make separate user accounts. But, how do I do this. When i want to install a program on one account, not make it install on all the other user accounts? Lets say I installed Microsoft Word on my regular account, I dont want it to show up on my other user accounts. How can I do this? |
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