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I have &nbsp;2 machines running XP, one a laptop, I'll call it Machine(1), and the other a desktop, Machine (2). Machine (1) is set to connect to a Domain when I'm at work, and a small office/home network when I'm at home. Machine (2) is set to connect to a small office/home network only. (1) will let me set file sharing permisions for user/group by folder, (2) only has simple file sharing option (Drag Folder to Shared Folder) available. How do I get the same level of conrol from Machine (2) over my user accounts as Machine (1)? <br />
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Note: I do know about setting local account resticions to specific levels, ie power user, guest accounts, etc. but it doesn't appear that these can be set beyond what's already built in.
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I have  2 machines running XP, one a laptop, I'll call it Machine(1), and the other a desktop, Machine (2). Machine (1) is set to connect to a Domain when I'm at work, and a small office/home network when I'm at home. Machine (2) is set to connect to a small office/home network only. (1) will let me set file sharing permisions for user/group by folder, (2) only has simple file sharing option (Drag Folder to Shared Folder) available. How do I get the same level of conrol from Machine (2) over my user accounts as Machine (1)? 

Note: I do know about setting local account resticions to specific levels, ie power user, guest accounts, etc. but it doesn't appear that these can be set beyond what's already built in.

XP file sharing permission beyond drag and drop to Shared Folder

Microsoft Windows XP is the sixth release of the NT series of operating systems, and was the first to be marketed in a variety of editions: XP Home and XP Professional, designed for business and power users. The advanced features in XP Professional are generally disabled in Home Edition, but are there and can be activated. There were two 64-bit editions, an embedded edition and a tablet edition.