Installing app for single user in XP

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Chris Lanier

The only way u can do this is if the application supprots
it, when installing it will ask u to install for all users
or just you. if the application doesnt ask you, u cant do
it.
 
Thanks

-----Original Message-----
The only way u can do this is if the application supprots
it, when installing it will ask u to install for all users
or just you. if the application doesnt ask you, u cant do
.
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Greetings --

What about using WinXP's file and folder permissions? This is one
of the reasons such functionality exists, you know.

Bruce Chambers

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I guess, but my main point was that you can change a user's access to a file
or folder.
Your point is noted for future reference.
 
You can on local users with HE as well. Note however that since HE
authenticates network users as "guests", you can't specify network shares at
the user level, but that same situation exits with Pro with simple file
sharing disabled.

But you can very easily specify local user permissions on HE.

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PaulC said:
WRONG! If you have pro, then you can use folder and file permissions.
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<soapbox mode>

Please don't change the subject line, it really messes up the threading on
some newsreaders with the results being a new thread that takes on a life of
it's own. Like the other subject line you changed to WRONG! will eventually
be lumped into the same incoherent thread.

<soapbox mode off> 8-)
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