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05-12-2004, 09:07 PM
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hahahahahahas server tech - remote desktop Question
I'm trying to make it so each user can see all the programs running on the server. I login through the main admin account and it loads all the programs and what not. But then when I add a 2nd user, it doesn't show any of the programs running.
Anyone know how to make it so the 2nd user can see all the shit that the admin account can see? Been going nuts for the last hour trying to fig this out  |
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05-12-2004, 09:46 PM
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After you have logged in and have all the programs up and running you need to disconnect from that box and let the other user connect to your session that started up those apps. You can disconnect by going to Start->Turn off Computer->Logoff
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