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Thank you. Works perfectly.
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I have a computer in our church auditorium that any of four people are able to run during worship services. I would like to have no login and only one desktop but have only one admin account whose password is not common knowledge. Is this possible? If so, then how?
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I have a computer in our church auditorium that any of four people are able to run during worship services. I would like to have no login and only one desktop but have only one admin account whose password is not common knowledge. Is this possible? If so, then how?

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