"PeterM" wrote in message
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Wow Vanguard, this is a little tough for me to digest, English is not my
native language, and computer info is a little tough to understand. I will
try to give a half way intelligent answer to you tomorrow, this grandpa is
tired. I do appreciate you help a lot, I just hope that I can follow your
explanation.....Peter



Okay, I'll try to simplify. I'm not a domain wizard, just a user with some
experience.

You can logon locally or you can logon to a domain. If you logon locally,
each account gets its own profile folder (%userprofile%). When you logon
under a domain, each account gets its own profile folder. So you could
logon locally as "johndoe" and logon later under a domain as "johndoe" but
those are seen as different accounts so each one would create or use a
different profile folder (I don't know how roaming profiles work).

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