I originally installed Outlook 2007 forthe current user. But now I require to let every users on my computerto have access to Outlook 2007. (But different Email) How do I alterthat without uninstalling Outlook? PC is running Windows 7 HomePremium.
I originally installed Outlook 2007 forthe current user. But now I require to let every users on my computerto have access to Outlook 2007. (But different Email) How do I alterthat without uninstalling Outlook? PC is running Windows 7 HomePremium.
Good question. But unless you are adept at programming I think the best thing to do is to support your Outlook information first then uninstall and reinstall then choose the for every users alternative.
Thank You. I think I might have read about a mode to run the configuration program again for Office (Outlook). This way, I could only "Allow for All Users". Is there a config program or setting buried in the child folders somewhere?
Though we have a flock of programmers at the office that could do this, they just do such for hire. The method I remarked is something we can do for free.
No trouble. It IS already let for all users. All programs are let for every users, unless they require administrative capabilities and the user doesn't have it.
Every you've acquired to do: tell them to create a shortcut to the program. Also simpler: put a shortcut in the Public desktop folder and/or in the C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs folder. Then every users will watch it. That's the only difference between 'install for all users' or 'install for current user only': the location of the shortcuts. Those are simple to add (or move) later.
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