On Jan 5, 2008, at 9:47 AM, Robert Ashton wrote: > Personally I recommend against using an admin account for day to > day usage as it leaves you more vulnerable in the event a virus/ > trojan/whatever for Leopard was actually written. > > Create a second account and give it admin privs . . . then remove > the admin rights from your normal, everyday account. > > When you need to do something that requires admin rights . . . even > though you're logged in with your normal account just use the admin > name/password in the authentication dialog and things will work > perfectly . . . no need to log out/in with the admin account. This seems like a very sensible approach. Does it work for Tiger (and other pre-Leopard OS X's), also? Thank you.