Scenario: Consider the Skype software when the user Paul logs on to the computer, opens the Seype software login and chooses to log on automatically the next time the user Paul opens the computer, Skype will automatically log in. However, when user Ricky logs on to the same computer, the Skype software does not log in automatically, because Skype has recorded the data in the C:\Users\Paul\AppData\Roaming\Skype directory for different users. So different users of the software data is separate, so it will be caused by this situation. In some cases, however, some information is shared by all users, such as when a software needs to be validated to be used, and there is no reason to say that one user on the same computer is authenticated and another user needs to be authenticated, so this kind of information is shared. Where the shared information should be, and where the user's personal information should be placed
1. The software must be installed by the administrator, Paul, and the running directory of the installed software is "C:\Program files (x86) \xxx\xxx-ipp". File "C:\Program files (x86) \sml\sml-ipp\config\ Systemsetting.xml "for saving data
2. When different Windows users run the software, copy "C:\Program Files (x86) \sml\sml-ipp\config\systemsetting.xml" to "C:\Users\Username\AppData\ Roaming\sml\systemsetting.xml ", so that different Windows users operate their own data, without affecting other users.
3. The saving of shared data, because some Windows users are not administrators, so not everyone has the right to read and write files in the software running directory. The workaround is that the shared data can only be set by Administrator Paul, who, after setting up the shared data, saves the data to the "C:\Users\Paul\AppData\Roaming\SML" directory as personal data and saves the data to C:\Program Files (x86) \xxx\xxx-ipp "directory, when other users Ricky run the software, read the shared data from the C:\Program Files (x86) \xxx\xxx-ipp, and then save the shared data to" C:\Users\ RICKY\APPDATA\ROAMING\SML, so the data is shared among different users.
Multiple Windows users log on to the same computer using the software