> The following problem cannot be resolved by Dell (I have been told it
> originates in my XP Windows Media Centre not having an option to keep
> user profiles separate as far as software is concerned (XP
> Professional apparently does): when I load software whilst in my own
> user profile, the loaded software is available on all other user
> desktops incl my son's (he is a limited user, I am the
> administrator). I do not want him to have access to the software I am
> loading, it is not child appropriate. I also do not want to see what
> the other users are up to softwarewise. I can remove the shortcut
> from my son's desktop, but not the program itself which can still be
> opened from "All programs". Dell's Tech Support now advises me to buy
> and download additional software called "Snapfiles Folder Lock": I do
> not think that that software is appropriate for my simple problem.
> Incidentally, I have loaded itunes onto the computer to run my music
> library; I am now worried tht due to the aforementioned problem, when
> my husband will attempt to load his music library onto the computer,
> things will get messy since there is no way we can separate different
> users' software from each other.
> Just to further complicate things, when I type my software reg number
> into Microsoft's website, it tells me it is for XP Professional!!!