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I have 2 random questions that I need to know. I've cleaned out the pc at my work lately and I re-organized everything. In stead of one account, i've given every one a account for his own with a own pass.

My questions are, If I run a scan with for example Malewarebytes or Avira anti virus on my account. Choosing complete pc scan, Does he scan the complete pc or do I have to scan on each and every account to get rit of all unwanted malware, virussus and infections?

With Avira, i've selected all drives, (C, D,etc)

Another question, When i'm changing something in a word document, it may be the name or the document itself, why does it only change on the account i'm on? Cant I change it that I can choose between change on my account, or change on the complete pc.

It might be complete silly but my main question is, is there a way to control what files are changing on the whole pc, and what on the logged in account, and is there also a way that this is not a on/off option but something to choose, because some files are only for the owner of the biss (for exampleSecretly information that others dont need to know) and must NOT be on each and every account when saving it.

I know that i'm talking a bit confusing but I dont know how else to expres my problem. It is a windows 2000 though, but there a new apple with vista on the way. It might be that vista has other solutions about the multi account shizzle.

greetz

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My questions are, If I run a scan with for example Malewarebytes or Avira anti virus on my account. Choosing complete pc scan, Does he scan the complete pc or do I have to scan on each and every account to get rit of all unwanted malware, virussus and infections?

Another question, When i'm changing something in a word document, it may be the name or the document itself, why does it only change on the account i'm on? Cant I change it that I can choose between change on my account, or change on the complete pc.

It might be complete silly but my main question is, is there a way to control what files are changing on the whole pc, and what on the logged in account, and is there also a way that this is not a on/off option but something to choose, because some files are only for the owner of the biss (for exampleSecretly information that others dont need to know) and must NOT be on each and every account when saving it.

greetz

Complete scan does scan all files on the hard drive, all accounts, everything.

Word documents are stored in each user accounts "My Documents"

If you want to share a document you need to save it to a folder you make on the C drive, this way all users can access it and any changes made will be seen by all.

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Complete scan does scan all files on the hard drive, all accounts, everything.

Word documents are stored in each user accounts "My Documents"

If you want to share a document you need to save it to a folder you make on the C drive, this way all users can access it and any changes made will be seen by all.

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So by making a folder on the C drive naming it for example recepices we can all acces it and whenever someone changes it, it will be changes for all?

So if I get this right, stuff for 1 user only, save it at his documents, stuff for everyone who uses the pc, save on the C?

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So by making a folder on the C drive naming it for example recepices we can all acces it and whenever someone changes it, it will be changes for all?

So if I get this right, stuff for 1 user only, save it at his documents, stuff for everyone who uses the pc, save on the C?

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