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"Brunk, Kevin" wrote:

>  We are using Client Access Express For Windows V5R1M0 SI02795 with
> Windows 2000 and are having a problem with the Excel add-in.
>
> For some users, when they use the add-in to transfer files from the
> AS/400, they have to sign in each time they run a transfer request.
> For others, they only have to sign in once, when they do their
> first transfer request or when they first initiate an emulation
> session.  The users that have to sign in each time have to do so
> regardless of whether or not there is an emulation session running,
> too.
>
> The users that have to sign in each time would like to be like the
> other users and sign in only once.
>
> We (the IT staff) can't identify what is governing whether or not
> users have to sign in for each request.  We don't think we've set
> them up differently.  We'd like for users to only have to sign on once.

Is it possible that the users that only have to sign on once have the
same user id for windows as they do for the AS/400?  And maybe even the
same password?  And those that have to sign on multiple times don't?  I
forget the details in password caching in W2K, but as a matter of
course, when I change my AS/400 password, I also change my W2K password
to be the same.

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Jeff Crosby
Dilgard Frozen Foods, Inc.
P.O. Box 13369
Ft. Wayne, IN 46868-3369
260-422-7531

The opinions expressed are my own and not necessarily
the opinion of my company.  Unless I say so.




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