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If you close your browser window completely, you'll be logged out. &nbsp;(Conversely, if you just open a new tab, you'll have the same login credentials.) &nbsp;The next time you open a new window, you'll either need to provide new credentials or you'll come in as Anonymous.
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Hi BillBach,<br />
Thans for responding, I tried that, closing the browse and &nbsp;opening it again and it does not even asks me for credentials, it just go right to my ftp root.<br />
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I found that if I click in open ftp in explorer in the tools section of the browser it will ask for credentials and I can log in with any other account, which is good but sometime users forget about that. That is why I was looking for an altenate way to do it. Thanks.
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Hi BillBach,<br />
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Thanks for your help and comments, I will instruct the user to follow your advice for login, if not, I'm going to intall the filezilla client on the pcs and see how it works.<br />
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Thanks.
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I'm setting up a ftp site with differents accounts, which is no problem, but for testing purposes once I loged in with one account how do I log off from it to log in with another one? when I try I always get to the same acount I &nbsp;was loged in in the beginning. All this is just using the ftp with the IE browser, Thanks.<br />

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I'm setting up a ftp site with differents accounts, which is no problem, but for testing purposes once I loged in with one account how do I log off from it to log in with another one? when I try I always get to the same acount I  was loged in in the beginning. All this is just using the ftp with the IE browser, Thanks.


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