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28th November 2002, 08:49
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|  Difference between user and power user Help, I need to know the difference between user and power user. Damned i'm certified w2k and i don't know  and my books are at home and i need to know now Thx in advance |
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28th November 2002, 09:03
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| [M] Reviewer/HWBot ***** Join Date: May 2002
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 | A Windows NT Workstation allows you to do the following if you're a member of the workstation's Power Users group: Log on locally Shut down the system Access this computer from the network Change the system time Force shutdown from a remote system Create and manage user accounts Create and manage local groups Lock the computer Create common groups Keep a local profile Share and stop sharing directories Share and stop sharing printers
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28th November 2002, 09:13
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| Madshrimp  Join Date: May 2002 Location: 7090/Belgium
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 | uhm Power User can't do this I though: - Create and manage user accounts - Create and manage local groups otherwise any PowerUse can make himself Administrator 
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28th November 2002, 09:38
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| [M] Reviewer/HWBot ***** Join Date: May 2002
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| copy & paste from microsoft online help. = )
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28th November 2002, 13:11
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| Thx rich I looked in google and couldnt find it right away. Thats why i cryed for help. I didnt think about searching microsoft(stupid stupid stupid me) At Jmke We are here with 3 system ingeneers and we are having discussions about whats included whats not. As an excuse we have a novell network here with a little mix of nt and w2k servers. Poor excuse ,i know |
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