Sharing programs with multi user MacBook Pro?

Just got the latest MacBook Pro. I am setting up two different users on this MacBook. I stared with the Admin and loaded Parallels, Win7 and assorted Win7 programs. Today I added the second user. However, Parallels and the other programs are not available to this user. Coming from Win7 once you install things from the Admin side the programs are available to all users. How do I make these programs available to the other user on Mac?

I was wondering the same thing too and I would be happy for any help...
Like, we have this Mac downstairs that my whole family uses and I wanted to be able to have separate user accounts for everyone.
I mean fair enough. On my Windows machine if I buy Microsoft Office and install it on 1 user account, all other user accounts can use it as well...
I was rather sarcasticlaly told that I needed to purchase 4 Macs and buy everything 4 times.
Not having a dig at Apple or anything I mean there is probably some legal reason...just didn't really make sense to me.

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