Free web servers - Figure 23-2:Each user account has its own desktop
Figure 23-2:Each user account has its own desktop and My . . . folders, but everyone has access to Shared . . . folders. Administrators versus Limited UsersWhen two or more people share a computer, and each person has a useraccount, one or more persons usually play the role of administrator. Theadministrator has limitless power over the computer, in that she can look atother peoples stuff (as in spying on what kinds of things the kids are up to), create (and take away) user accounts, install new hardware and software, make system-wide changes (things that affect all user accounts), and so forth. A limiteduser can still use the computer normally. However, a limited usercan t do certain things. For example, a limited user can t see other peoples documents and can t make big changes to the computer that might affectother users. Only the administrator can do the big things. That s because theadministrator is (presumably) the most knowledgeable user and, therefore, gets to be the person in control. Table 23-1 summarizes the differencesbetween administrator and limited-user capabilities.
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