How do I as administrator share the addressbook with a standard user


  1. JChristensen
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    Windows 7 Home Premium
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    How do I as administrator share the addressbook with a standard user


    While moving my programs and records from an old XP-PRO system to a new Windows 7 system, everything went into my administrator account. How do I share things like internet explorer and the address book with all (or a specific) user account?

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  3. wanchoo
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    Windows 7 Pro with SP1 32bit
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    Welcome to Seven Forums.

    One way to do it would be to export your Address Book as a CSV file and send it to the other users.

    Another way to do it would be to copy your Address Book and send it to the other users.

    A third way to do it would be to copy the Address Book in your XP Pro System if it is still there and send it to the others.
    Last edited by wanchoo; 18 Mar 2012 at 08:05.
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