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Domain user cannot use QuickBooks
In the Quicken manual it says that in order to use the QuickBooks software, users must be "power users", not just regular users. Unfortunately, it is my security policy to not have ANYONE log in locally to their machines. Everyone must log into the domain, for security reasons. Therefor I don't know how I can let a domain user have the access they need on the local machine that QuickBooks runs on. Is there a way to let a domain user be a "power user" on a local machine?
Please let me know of other ways to get around this problem. If I don't have to, I do not want to create a local user account on that box.