Gary,
Just to add to Glenn's email.
After you click the "-" icon a window will appear ... you get three
options to delete the account ... CLICK OK!
If you click OK, Tiger deletes the account and saves its home folder
as a disk image in /Users/Deleted Users, so you can
recover the data if you need to.
(Creating the disk image may take a few minutes if the user has many
files in his home folder.)
Cheers,
Ronni
17" MacBook Pro Intel Core 2 Duo
2.4 GHz / 4GB / 800MHz / 500GB
OS X 10.5.7
On 08/06/2009, at 12:01 PM, Glenn Nicholas wrote:
Using your Administrator account, go to System Preferences, Accounts.
Click the padlock at bottom left and unlock with your admin password.
Now you can click the - icon (+ and - at bottom of user list) to
delete the account.
Glenn Nicholas
2009/6/8 gary dorn <garyd...@eepo.com.au>:
Howdy
one our kids accounts' on a g4 running 10.4.8 seems to be corrupted
symptoms include:
2 logouts, 2 shut downs, 2 restarts etc showing up in the apple
menu ( If
you want to see this I can post a screen shot - very weird)
frequent kernal locks
how do I delete this account?
all others seem to operate AOK ( about 7 accounts )
chow
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gary dorn
north perth
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