Authorizing Multiple Users On A Mac With Ableton
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In order to make multiple accounts safe and secure, macOS compartmentalizes your data and settings, linking them to your user ID. That way, you can keep a shared Mac in the living room or somewhere else accessible to the whole family. Everyone can use it, but each person's data is siloed from other members of the family.
Setting up multiple users on a Mac is just as applicable to work situations where more than one employee has to use the same Mac. Individual user accounts provide the best protection for everyone: They ensure that no one accidentally deletes your data or sees information they're not supposed to see.
Note: The Managed with Parental Controls account option is the best for kids, giving parents a lot of control over how their children can access the Internet and use their Mac. To understand more how parental controls work on the Mac, read the link below!
How to set up multiple users on your Mac
- Select System Preferences in your dock.
Click on Users & Groups.
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- Click on the lock icon in the lower left-hand corner of the Users & Groups window.
Enter your administrative password, and click the Unlock button.
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- Click the plus button at the bottom of the user list.
- Under New Account, select the account type. Administration can create new user accounts, can install apps and can change settings. Standard users can install apps and can change their settings only. Sharing only users can access shared files only. Managed with Parental Controls is pretty self-explanatory. Groups provide the same access privileges to more than one user.
- Enter the full name of the new user.
Enter an account name. The account name can be something else; this is what will be used for the name of the user's home folder.
You can tie this new account to their iCloud password if you know their iCloud ID. You can also have a separate password for this new account.
Click on Create User when you're done.
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This is something I can't find in the FAQ or forum search, or maybe I just can't read, so bear with me:I have Live 4 bought, installed, unlocked and registered on my PC. It is running Windows XP and there are also other user accounts on it. Now it seems that the Live unlocking is user-specific: I have unlocked Live with my own account, but running Live on another account demands entering the serial number and unlocking before you can fully use it.
Now, there are supposed to be two unlocks for one serial, and I have now unlocked twice - once on my account and once on another account, on the same PC. Did I just lose one unlock for this serial? And if I did, is that really the way to handle it? This is after all a family setting, not a public computer with loads of users. It seems that in WinXP the unlock data is in Documents and Settings