I'm playing around with an old Leopard computer I gave to a friend a long time ago and got back when she got a Macbook Air. I have created a user for myself and the user has admin status. I have restarted the computer with my user logged in. But in System Preferences > Accounts, even though voiceover says the old admin's name is selected in "other accounts" I cannot delete that user because as soon as I move in the screen I get back to my user information. Can anybody remember how I get this to work? Of course with my username focussed delete user is dimmed; I think if it was on the other user I could delete it.
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