While Desktop security can be a vital
concern in certain environments, often it is simply the aggravation of sharing
your computer with others, whose taste in wallpaper, screen savers, shortcuts,
etc., offend your sense of computer serenity.
Multiple user accounts will allow you to set up your computer for each
individual user. Each user in the system will have a user profile that keeps
information about his or her software settings. For example, a user can pick his
or her favorite wallpaper and screen saver, choose the colors used to display
the various elements of the Windows user interface, or arrange the desktop in
whatever configuration is pleasing..
A bonus is that each user will have
his or her own document folder. By default, user profiles are not enabled. So if
you want to escape the neon preferences of your teeny bopper or be free of your
spouse�s cluttered ways on the Desktop, follow these directions and regain
some sense of privacy. These directions are for standalone computers only.
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