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OS 10.4 - Switching users without quitting apps


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Old 09-10-2005, 07:33 AM
I'm a recent switcher and so new to Mac OS etc, and I searched for this but couldn't find anything, but is it possible to switch users without quitting all the applications each time, as you can in Windows?

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Yes, it's called Fast User Switching and can be turned on in the Accounts preference pane in System Preferences.
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Yes, it's called Fast User Switching and can be turned on in the Accounts preference pane in System Preferences.

Thanks very much, exactly what I was looking for.
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