Hello N Thomas
Well I thought you had the answer for me but it doesn't seem to work :-(
Here is what I tried
Control Panel>System>Advanced>User Profile>Settings
Click on a User (myself)>Copy To>Browse
Now this is where I might be going wrong so perhaps you would be kind
enough to help me out again. Which folder should I be browsing for? I
see my wife's folder on the path:
C\Documents and settings\Wife and then lots of folders under Wife
including Application Data, Desktop,Local Settings, Start menu ets etc.
Am I supposed to be "Copying to" the "Wife" folder with all the sub
folders or should I be selecting a particular folder in the Wife folder
say the "Local Settings" folder when I am browsing for a folder to copy
to? I hope I am making sense :-(
bcnu
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Message: 7
Date: Wed, 19 Jan 2005 23:02:17 -0000
From: "N. Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Import XP Personal settings
You can easily duplicate user profiles by using the "System
Properties" applet from the Control Panel.
Goto [Advanced] > User Profiles: {Settings...} to access this.
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