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A C grade!!!<br />
are you serious!!!!!<br />
LOL
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oooops! wrong radio-button. sorry
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I'm new to WIN2Kpro. I expect to have 4-5 users on my PC, each one having a separate log-on account.<br />
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I've set up the machine as Administrator, including internet access which is via my LAN and from there via a router and ADSL.<br />
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I know that I can put (move) programs I want all users to access into the All Users tree under Documents &amp;&nbsp;Settings.<br />
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But! How do I give all users access to the LAN / Internet without having to set up the TCP/IP settings for each one.<br />
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Any help would be great!<br />
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Tiny :)
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I'm new to WIN2Kpro. I expect to have 4-5 users on my PC, each one having a separate log-on account.

I've set up the machine as Administrator, including internet access which is via my LAN and from there via a router and ADSL.

I know that I can put (move) programs I want all users to access into the All Users tree under Documents & Settings.

But! How do I give all users access to the LAN / Internet without having to set up the TCP/IP settings for each one.

Any help would be great!

Tiny :)

internet access for all users

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