Thanks. I like the idea on uninstall and re-install.

__Stephen

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>This is beyond my familiarity with NT environments. On my notebook I don't have multiple users setup and only do peer-peer Win9x networking at home and I don't use this notebook on the network at the office.
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>I know I periodically get oddball stuff when one of the network admin guys comes and installs software on my NT box under their admin, I end up seeing password dialogs for network drives I don't have access to.
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>Can you uninstall MSDN, and reinstall it when you are logged in? I can't think of anything obvious that it's doing the is Profile dependent. I ended up reinstalling all of VS on my NT box under my login because of whatever stupid thing the network guys did the first time around.
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>>Help CHM's are installed locally.
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>>Quick rundown.
>>Laptop.
>>If logged in on our network or at home or work Help is not active.
>>If Not logged into eithr network work, as Admin on the box. It works.
>>Not logged into the network, but power user on same laptop, no-work-ie.
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>>This leads me to a rights issue. Windows 98 laptop or on my laptop which is W2K.
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>>I add the Admin statemet becasue that is what I experience in W2K.