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Sep 9, 2016 2:34 AM in response to Michael Groarkeby Antonio Rocco,AFAIK you can't remotely administer the computer that ARD is running on. In other words you can't use it on itself.
One way of doing this would be to use Terminal to copy the files to that user's Desktop or Documents folder. Another way would be to simply put the files in the /Users/Shared area. The Shared folder is where you're meant to put files you want to share with other user accounts that exist on that computer.
If you want to use Terminal it would be something like this:
sudo cp -R /Users/admin/Desktop/all the files you wish to copy /Users/student/Desktop
The above assumes your account is called admin and the files you want to distribute are on the Desktop. The files will be copied to the student user's Desktop. You can type the first part of the command in Terminal and drag/drop the files you want to copy into the Terminal window - as many as you like. When prompted supply the local admin account's password which you won't see being typed.
Hopefully this may help?
Tony
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by dwbrecovery,Sep 9, 2016 7:15 AM in response to Michael Groarke
dwbrecovery
Sep 9, 2016 7:15 AM
in response to Michael Groarke
Level 3 (532 points)
Servers EnterpriseHi Michael,
You could have ARD installed on one of the other Macs in the classroom, with a similar user account so you can use all of the tasks of ARD to deploy to your Mac.
- Latest versions of ARD have settings, tasks, history etc stored in ~/Library/Containers/com.apple.RemoteDesktop
- Restore all contents of this folder from a Backup to the other Mac and restart.
HTH
Cheers, dwbrecovery