Fast User Switching Dashboard Widget

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Hey guys, this is Mac Heads 101. This is a video on our wonderful User Switch program for the Mac. This lets you switch users, um, even if you don't have fast user switching enabled. I happen to, so I can switch to any, um, user I want to from my user and stay logged in.

But if you don't have it enabled and you're not the administrator of the computer, so you can't enable it, you can simply use User Switch instead. In the Google search or in your browser, you are going to want to go to this link, and we'll have a link to download User Switch in the description of this video.

Um, I'll download it real quickly, and um, it is a dashboard widget, so it's about done. Okay, so right here you'll click install, and here it is, just click keep right away.

And um, here's our User Switch program, pretty simple. Um, so what you want to do to switch users is click switch users. You're not going to be able to hear you while I'm switching users because it is secure, but um, just watch.

Okay, so as you saw, I was just at the login screen, um, and I could have logged in as back into one as well or any other user and open User Switch on that to get back to the um, login window and switch back.

So this is very useful with its um, user switch abilities. So thank you for watching Kids 101. Subscribe, um, get this application, it's great, and um, goodbye!

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