Locally logged two users on windows.

I wish to set up one computer to allow more then one locally logged in
users.
For eg. one user logs onto computer and leaves for a while. in the mean
time (or after WIN+L) second user see that sb is logged on, but he
enters his own password and log on without removing that work of first
user.
When that first users comes back, he sees that computer is occupied so
he go to another free computers log onto remote desktop and get his
work still opened.
How to set it up ?

I have few computers with windows XP proffesional, and one computer
with WIndows Server 2003 SBS.

Piotrek

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