welcome page

[BFoxton]

How do I not have to log on on at the Welcome page. I am using Windows XP and wish to go straight from the Welcome page to\ my desktop.

[ummmm]

I am....

[ummmm]

Good Day Mr Minter......No I haven't a clue either....

I really like the Jam and the syle council. Paul Weller...He has done some brilliant songs but yes, as you have said a lot are a bit predictable.

How's you?

[ummmm]

Do you know the answer to the question snagged???

[ummmm]

You look so much better as snagged....

[naz_nomad]

1) Start, Run and enter CONTROL USERPASSWORDS2
2) Check the box, Users must enter a username...........
3) Highlight the user you want automatically logged on.
4) Uncheck the box, Users must.............
5) Click Apply
6) In the next dialog, enter the password for the account you chose in step 3
7) OK your way out.

Often the account that is selected/highlighted when you first run USERPASSWORDS2 is the Administrator account. If it has a blank password, that is the account you'll be logged into.

[Eve]

You should be able to get it so you are automatically signed in when you go to answerbank (by cookie?).

If it won't do it and you can't find an option you could e.mail the Ab techies and they may be able to sort it for you.

To save it to your desktop right hand click on the relevant page and go to create shortcut.

Hope this helps and was what you wanted to know.

[-Zorro-]

I dont like the automatic sign in function coz when you set uop aliases it interfears and wont let you sign in with the welcome email on your new alias.