scott wrote:
>> 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...

That could work, I guess.

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

Uh... yeah, possibly.

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