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| | Applications shared between 2 user accounts Running Vista home premium. As an administrator, I have created 2 additional accounts for my children. But these 2 users have no access to some programs or applications, and I want to allow them to access them when they login using their accounts. For instance, I want them to be able to open Windows Mail which was created by the Administrator. Also, some other applications that they should be able to use without having to login as administrator. Currently, when they attempt to enter these application, the system prompts for the administrator password. How this can be set to have some programs shared between user accounts? What I have to do? If this is possible, I appreciate some step-by-step guidance. Thanks for your help |
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