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Tough call on the split but thanks to both. &nbsp;The utility will make a splash for sure.
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Tough call on the split but thanks to both.  The utility will make a splash for sure.

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OS X Panther - Is there any way to copy Dock, print, and permissions settings to a new profile? &nbsp;Here's the scenario:<br />
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User A has a &quot;mature&quot; profile on a machine which is stable, works great, has all the icons on the dock needed, has printers set up and running etc. &nbsp;User A leaves the company. &nbsp;User B arrives so we create a new user profile and have to rebuild everything. &nbsp;Since it doesn't appear to be possible to just change short names in the Accounts pane, how can we copy the settings from User A to B? &nbsp;Thanks.
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OS X Panther - Is there any way to copy Dock, print, and permissions settings to a new profile?  Here's the scenario:

User A has a "mature" profile on a machine which is stable, works great, has all the icons on the dock needed, has printers set up and running etc.  User A leaves the company.  User B arrives so we create a new user profile and have to rebuild everything.  Since it doesn't appear to be possible to just change short names in the Accounts pane, how can we copy the settings from User A to B?  Thanks.

Can I copy user's profile prefs to a new account

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