On 8/10/2023 11:12 AM, Adrien Monteleone wrote:
Barry,
Be sure you aren't confusing the two users on your system! (one is
"Barry Mahon" and the other is "administrato")
Regards,
Adrien
Barry. although you are a single human being with multiple user log ins
on your computer, the computer does not "know" that all of these users
are a single human. As far as your computer is concerned, different people.
Take my household as an example. I am the administrator on all of our
computers. I am also an ordinary user on the one I mainly use and my
wife is an ordinary user of the one she mainly uses. On my computer, the
two accounts are a single human user but on my wife's, two different humans.
If you have an ordinary ;pg in and an administrator log in it is
important for you to keep in your mind "which am I logged in to at this
moment?". Ideally you are not logged in as administrator except for the
brief times when you need administrator rights and you do all your
ordinary work while logged in as an ordinary user. LOL, back in my
working days that was real important. In addition to my regular log in I
had a "prod" log in for emergency use. A mistake made while I was logged
in "prod" could be real serious.
Michael D Novack
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