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by john.thierry

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I operate a computer at work, but the previous shift is able to do something that no-one wants to show us how to do it: When logging on as a different user, the Task bar of the original screen disappears, which does not allow for the Microsoft Outlook to be accessible from the network screen.
The previous shift's person, has the orginal Task Bar plus the Network Task Bar showing. Can Someone Please tell me how this is done? This system that is being used, runs Windows 95. on a LAN Network.

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by saihib

It's done using policies and logon scripts, or some combination of the above. Is there some reason you need to use Outlook at work? If you're just jealous that co-workers have access you don't, get a life. If you need access for business reasons, talk to your boss.

by saihib

I could care less whether or not my reply gets rejected. I want to get to the root of your problem. If my previous answer didn't answer your question please explain more fully what it is you want to know. If, as you claim, "no-one wants to show us how to do it," there must be a reason why.

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