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by ghimpe--
Go to C:\Documents and Settings\UserName and there you will find a Desktop folder and a My Documents folder.
GooD LucK! :)
by ghimpe--
Go to C:\Documents and Settings\UserName and there you will find a Desktop folder and a My Documents folder.
GooD LucK! :)
by blue screen
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by coolsreez
You can Go to C:\Documents and Settings\username
where username is the name of the user that has logged in. In this username folder you will see the My Documents and Desktop folders for that particular user.
by blue screen
Thats is too easy!
Actually the client is logging in to the Domain so when you log off and login with the local administrator and browse for user's documents it does not show unlike Win2K client.
check it out!
by blue screen
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