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How many people use an Administrator vs. a User account on their comp?

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i was at a meeting with a MS guy last week, he told us some stuff about Vista, that this account stuff was changing

let me see if any of it has been released on the ms web site, don't want to stomp on an nda

i think it is call "User Account Protection" - UAP
http://msdn.microsoft.com/windowsvista/security/
User Account Protection

Windows Vista changes the traditional Windows privilege model to help prevent users from running programs that attempt to perform operations that the user doesn't really intend or authorize. To that end, User Account Protection (formerly called Least-privileged User Account, or LUA) enables users to run at low privilege most of the time, while being able to easily run applications requiring more privilege as necessary. There are two key things to consider when building applications to make use of User Account Protection (UAP): the privilege specification model and the standard UAP execution model.
 
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