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To: Spots who wrote (2612)	9/23/1998 5:03:00 PM
From: Sean W. Smith	Read Replies (2) of 14778

Spots, Uh, duh, but where did you "get it"? I remember Client for Microsoft Networks (and the choices mentioned) from Win 95, but in my NT Workstation properties I have no such page as configuration, and on the Services page I have Workstation and Server, but they have no properties to configure. This is only for 95/98. With NT if you don't want to logon to a domain you change the selection in the domain field of the login box to the local computer and your set. To Change domain or workgroup goto start->setttings->control panel->network->identification->change. That will do it.... There are major differences between the Way domain and workgroups authenticate users and handle security issues. Sean

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