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I have Windows XP Pro on three computers. There are just three people in our
small office. We bought XP because we needed the extra security on Small
Office Networking. Right? We don't need a domain server.
OK, I think I understand the "new" concept of user-based access control vs.
the old and tried (and dearly missed here) file and directory security
password control of Windows 98. But I can't get it to do for me what I need
it to do for me.
So, what I would like to accomplish is to create a new user group called
"JustUsGirls" consisting of me and my other coworkers and allow all members
of this Group, and this group only, to access to my shared folder. How do I
accomplish that?
small office. We bought XP because we needed the extra security on Small
Office Networking. Right? We don't need a domain server.
OK, I think I understand the "new" concept of user-based access control vs.
the old and tried (and dearly missed here) file and directory security
password control of Windows 98. But I can't get it to do for me what I need
it to do for me.
So, what I would like to accomplish is to create a new user group called
"JustUsGirls" consisting of me and my other coworkers and allow all members
of this Group, and this group only, to access to my shared folder. How do I
accomplish that?