How can a programme installed as ROOT be used by a user?

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Subject: How can a programme installed as ROOT be used by a user?
From: pinco <pinco@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 16 Mar 2004 18:36:20 +0100
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Hi, I've installed some programmes as root, but now I've discovered (I'm still learning Linux :( ) that they are invisible to the users!

I've looked in my Linux guide and I've found how to configure a user account, but I didn't understand how to make that user to use ptogrammes installed by "root".

Please, help me as you kindly did insofar!

Thanks,
Nino

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