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>You can have multiple users in WIn2K. It's not specific to Win2K.
>A software can be installed either per user or per-machine. IOW, it's either for one user or all users. Most current software has a dialog that asks you about that.
Yes, I realize that Win2K could have multiple users but in XP (which will be my next PC's OS) it is more obvious.
Thank you for your reply.
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