standard account ICONs

When I create a standard user account for someone, their desktop has many
icons for programs I don't want them to access. I think one way to fix that
is to move those icons from the shared folders to my (admin) account folder,
but isn't there a better way? Even if I move the icon to my admin folder,
can't they access the programs through the start menu? How do I keep them
from accessing programs I only want accessed by the admin account?

Mike

mike_XP_Vista;720458 Wrote:
> When I create a standard user account for someone, their desktop has
> many
> icons for programs I don't want them to access. I think one way to fix
> that
> is to move those icons from the shared folders to my (admin) account
> folder,
> but isn't there a better way? Even if I move the icon to my admin
> folder,
> can't they access the programs through the start menu? How do I keep
> them
> from accessing programs I only want accessed by the admin account?
>
> Mike
Hello Mike,
I'm no geek nor MVP. I do know one TEDIOUS way.
Pick the program in question, right click > choose Properties > top
panel choose Security > highligt the user'saccount name, click EDIT >
after the prompt, check the 1st box under DENY ( the rest of the boxes
will be checked auto) > click APPY/OK.
As far as I understand that program is now denied to the user
indicated.
When I have a minute, I'll give you a screenshot for illustration.


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t-4-2

t-4-2;720666 Wrote:
> Hello Mike,
> I'm no geek nor MVP. I do know one TEDIOUS way.
> Pick the program in question, right click > choose Properties > top
> panel choose Security > highligt the user'saccount name, click EDIT >
> after the prompt, check the 1st box under DENY ( the rest of the boxes
> will be checked auto) > click APPY/OK.
> As far as I understand that program is now denied to the user
> indicated.
> When I have a minute, I'll give you a screenshot for illustration.
Hello Mike,
Here is the screenshot. Please click the link.
'ImageGrotto: Free Image and Screenshot Hosting'
(http://imagegrotto.com/view-permission12477.JPG)


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t-4-2

Thanks! I'll give that a try!

Mike

"t-4-2" wrote:

>
> t-4-2;720666 Wrote:
> > Hello Mike,
> > I'm no geek nor MVP. I do know one TEDIOUS way.
> > Pick the program in question, right click > choose Properties > top
> > panel choose Security > highligt the user'saccount name, click EDIT >
> > after the prompt, check the 1st box under DENY ( the rest of the boxes
> > will be checked auto) > click APPY/OK.
> > As far as I understand that program is now denied to the user
> > indicated.
> > When I have a minute, I'll give you a screenshot for illustration.
> Hello Mike,
> Here is the screenshot. Please click the link.
> 'ImageGrotto: Free Image and Screenshot Hosting'
> (http://imagegrotto.com/view-permission12477.JPG)
>
>
> --
> t-4-2
>