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jbrown

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Jul 7, 2002
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Hi All

I've done this before quite a while ago - and have now forgotten how!!

I remember there was an app in Utilities folder that allowed me to set up a root account so I had total control of my system.

I need it again now, but can figure out how - can anyone help?:eek:

Cheers All, :)
 
Hi All

I've done this before quite a while ago - and have now forgotten how!!

I remember there was an app in Utilities folder that allowed me to set up a root account so I had total control of my system.

I need it again now, but can figure out how - can anyone help?:eek:

Cheers All, :)

10.6 now locate in /System/Library/CoreServices
 
Thanks - what am I looking for and how do I set up the root account?

Thanks again:)
 
Follow these instructions (by the way, the root account already exists by default; you merely need to enable it):

http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1528

The app you are thinking of is the Directory Utility; in Snow Leopard this no longer exists and it's functions have been integrated into System Preferences.
 
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