Beginner Linux Question. I just installed Ubuntu on a $5 laptop and it runs faster than any other computer in my house! (all of which have windows) Anyway, I basicly know nothing about how to use Linux. Here are a few questions: The user account I made...

enter LUSRMGR.MSC. Open the Users folder and double click the user account in question. Go to the Member of tab. You can add Power Users to the list of groups. You can also use CONTROL USERPASSWORDS2 Highlight the user in question and click Properties....

row, and I'm deploying one AP in the center of each. My question is: will users experience problems switching from one AP to another, and what settings are ideal for such an arrangement where the users roam? Thanks for any relevant input, Jim Peterson...

Server 2003. I noticed in the Users tab of Windows Security that there was another user logged in at the same time. Now, my question is, is that user confined to what i see and do (we see the same things and there is only one mouse) (sorry 4 not explaining...

stored separately? I called *2 and asked the 1st question, and was told the vga1000/a620 is a 3G data phone, and does not use the Wireless Web. But my question is why is it in the users manual for that phone? Also the difference between 2 of the vision...

planning to NOT include remote users until I can find out how to prevent them from problems with cached password and then a different password once they connect. Question: How can I have the user change their domain password when connected REMOTELY...

I have not used Vista (currently on xp) however it sounds handy to know that all my xp progs will work in win 7 with xp mode....but then again I don't use too many weird programs... I guess my question is 'do most users need xp mode or is it just a nice...

upper corner with a question "Which user account do you want to run this program. I am the administrator and the only user account on the pc. It has two radio buttons, one says "Current User and the other says "the following user". It comes with a pulldown...

you're a part of it. But are we, the regular users, able to see or even take part in said discussion? No. Because it said discussion is a secret from all regular users. Hence secret discussions. I've been trying to be nice, but you're not exactly making...

confusing and inappropriate. One of the reasons our registered users love NY is *BECAUSE* it works so well for their device and does not try to cram a desktop design onto a minimalist OS/machine! And yet, as happy as our current user base is, I sense we...