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Hi kinalas,<br />
Alan is correct! the files will still be there, what you will find is there local coount will be under &quot;documents and settings&quot; in the USERNAME folder where as their Domain account will look like USERNAME.000 you can either copy the files over or give the users permission to their old documents and settings folder<br />
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PeteL
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Hi kinalas,
Alan is correct! the files will still be there, what you will find is there local coount will be under "documents and settings" in the USERNAME folder where as their Domain account will look like USERNAME.000 you can either copy the files over or give the users permission to their old documents and settings folder

PeteL

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greetings!<br />
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if i'm going to make my users log-in to the domain, can/how can they access their local files? 
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greetings!

if i'm going to make my users log-in to the domain, can/how can they access their local files? 

workgroup to domain users

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