From: "Gregg N" 

"Mike '/m'"  wrote in message
news:j7n5d19b8ppga3t5i31otgbsvjoc94rffi{at}4ax.com...
>
> Opera's probably a bit more transparent that IE and its derivatives.
> For example, when I click on About Opera, I see the following:
>
> ===
> Paths
> ----------------------------------------------------------
> Preferences D:\apps\Opera7\profile\opera6.ini
> Saved windows D:\Apps\Opera7\profile\sessions\MyStart.win
> Bookmarks D:\Apps\Opera7\Opera6.adr
>
> Opera directory D:\Apps\Opera7\profile
> Cache         E:\OperaCache
> Mail directory D:\Apps\Opera7\Mail
> Help documents http://help.opera.com/help
>
> Plug-in path D:\Apps\Opera7\Plugins
>                D:\Apps\Opera7\Program\Plugins

It saves user profile and mail files in the program directory?  This is
improper file system usage, and is an example of a program that will not
allow running as non-administrator (unless you install it somewhere under
the user's Windows user profile, and install one copy per user). Do
separate Windows accounts at least get separate opera user profiles?

Gregg

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