Windows

log into the local machine as the local administrator.

open the user security program and find the local group "power user".

open the group and then open the add users dialog.

You should be able to change the domain at the top of the dialog, to your win2k server domain.

You may need to click a button labeled "show users" to see individual users in that domain.

select the user you wish to use quickbooks and add them to the local group.

log off as the local administrator and logon as the domain user. The domain user should now be a "Power user" for that machine.

Yes, you can. When you log on as administrator on the local machine, you can add the 'domain'user to your local system.

-Goto : Start - Settings - Control Panel - Administrative Tools

-Start 'Computer Management'

-Select 'Local Users and Groups'

-Select 'Groups'

-Select 'Power Users'

-Add the specified Domain Account to your local 'Power users' group.

That's all, Good luck.

Solution:

In your domain, create a group called quickbooks.

Assign all necessary users to this group.

In a Group Policy create a simple login batch file that is applied to the computer at startup. In it place the following:

net localgroup "Power Users" "[domain]\quickbooks" /add

Assign this Policy to the PCS which have QB installed.

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