Windows XP: The Complete Reference Chapter 6: Sharing Your Computer with Multiple Users Chapter Introduction What Password Protection Does Windows Offer? What Is a User Account? What Types of Users Can You Create? What Are Groups? What Is a User Profile? What Configuration Settings Do Local User Accounts Have? Can Windows XP Keep Files Private? What Is Simple File Sharing? What Are Permissions? What Is Fast User Switching? Setting Up a Computer for Multiple Users The User Accounts Window Displaying Local Users and Groups in the Microsoft Management Console Controlling How Users Log On Creating and Deleting Groups Other Security Options Creating, Modifying, and Deleting User Accounts Creating New User Accounts Modifying User Accounts Modifying Basic User Account Settings Modifying Advanced User Account Settings Changing the Location of the My Documents Folder Changing the Start Menu for All Users Adding or Removing Passwords Enabling and Disabling the Guest Account Deleting User Accounts Using a Shared Computer Logging On Resuming Work after Locking Windows Logging Off Switching Users Setting the Screen Saver to Require You to Log Back On Changing Your Password Keeping Your Files Private Sharing Files with Other Users Running a Program as Another User Managing Multiple Users Managing Logged-In Users Unlocking a Locked-Out Account Setting Quotas for Disk Usage
