> The program continues to run with nobody logged on, and continues to 
> execute any instructions it has been given. However, to give it 
> instructions, you have to log on, and it records the username of the 
> person giving the instructions. If we had a single logon, there would be 
> no record of who issued those instructions.

Just set it up so the program that you give commands to cannot be started as 
the lab user, and then do "Run As" the real user when you need to issue 
commands...

BTW I thought you could switch users on XP and Vista without the first 
user's programs being shut down.

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