Hi,

User accounts are independent of each other.  Even as an Admin, you do not have 
permission to go inside the user account of another user on your computer, 
unless you mess with file permissions, which is not recommended.  You can have 
User A put files into the Shared folder and then you'd have access to them from 
both accounts, or log in as root which will give you access to anything and 
everything, which has its own set of cautions.

HTH.

Later...

Tim Kilburn
Fort McMurray, AB Canada

On Jun 5, 2015, at 21:35, Agent086b <agent0...@internode.on.net> wrote:

Hello all,
thanks to the help the other day I have created another admin account on the 
Mac.
What I now wish to change user A from an admin to a non admin account. I know 
how to do this. My question is .
After changing  to the non admin account will I be able to see all the files 
belonging to account A from the new admin account?
My reason for wanting to do this is because I wish to run the Mac from a non 
admin account. Security wise this is much safer. You may have read about a 
venerability
   that has been discovered on the Mac when the Mac awakes from sleep mode if 
you have visited a site that gave you some Trojan either via flash or some 
downloaded file access to the Mac is possible. If you don’t run with admin 
credentials apparently you are safe.
Running as a non admin in Windows has been good practice for years.
As always thanks for any advice.
Max.


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