Hi Geekgirl,
Many thanks for your prompt reply - I expected to have to wait for a long time before someone picked up my plea for help.
Can I be very cheeky and ask another, unrelated question? A friend of mine recently changed her file system from FAT 32 to NTFS in order to stop her two teenagers for accessing each others' files - a source of much friction in the household!. (She is also using XP SP2.) Since the conversion, her son has been unable to use his on-line gaming applications - although one of them still works if he is given supervisor privileges which is not an ideal solution. My initial thoughts on this are that this has arisen because his 'My Documents' folder has been made private and that the gaming sites need to access one or more of his personal folders. Is this likely to be the problem? Or am I barking up the wrong tree (or even just barking mad!)
Many thanks for your prompt reply - I expected to have to wait for a long time before someone picked up my plea for help.
Can I be very cheeky and ask another, unrelated question? A friend of mine recently changed her file system from FAT 32 to NTFS in order to stop her two teenagers for accessing each others' files - a source of much friction in the household!. (She is also using XP SP2.) Since the conversion, her son has been unable to use his on-line gaming applications - although one of them still works if he is given supervisor privileges which is not an ideal solution. My initial thoughts on this are that this has arisen because his 'My Documents' folder has been made private and that the gaming sites need to access one or more of his personal folders. Is this likely to be the problem? Or am I barking up the wrong tree (or even just barking mad!)
