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Chuck: I don't think this is so much of an XP issue, but rather an XP Home Edition limitation. The home edition is dumbed down quite a bit. I use XP Pro on my machines, and I've yet to find something that I could do in W2K that I can't in XP. Note that XP-Home can't be connected to a domain, so you may want to upgrade it before trying to use it in your corporate network. John Taylor > -----Original Message----- > From: pctech-bounces+lists=studioworks-tech.com@xxxxxxxxxxxx > ] On Behalf Of Chuck Lewis > Sorry John, > > Guess I missed that - juggling about 10 different things here > this morning. That did it. Interesting though; I rebooted > into Safe mode and logged in as Administrator and when I go > to that folder and get the Security Tab, it did not show me > the list of users like it does in W2K. At least it did not > show me the user of this PC. But I could key in the user name > and click on Check Names and it formatted the entry OK. > > Looks like I better bone up on XP. I don't understand why > Microsoft changes some of the stuff they do from OS to OS... > > Thanks ! > > Chuck
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