Extra User Folders/Profiles
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W2K SP4 Server machine named "W2KS1". In Documents and Settings I
have serveral "administrator" folders. The one that is in use when
logged in as Administrator is "Administrator.SRVR1". One of the user
folders is named "Administrator". I would like to have the
"Administrator" folder be the one in use when logged in as
Administrator. How can I go about making this change and deleting the
other, apparently unused, "administrator" user folders. Tnx es 73!
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Bob Felton
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