I believe that what you say is true. But you may get where you're trying to go
simply by changing your Primary Network Login in the Network Properties area in
Control Panel from "Client for Microsoft Networks" to "Windows", and not
uninstalling and reinstalling anything.
Roxanne Pierce
R2 Systems, San Diego
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> -----Original Message-----
> From: Art Sauder Sent: Saturday, June 27, 1998 23:16
> >
> If I do not want the windows logon and password option am I
> correct that you could get rid of it by deinstalling Microsoft Client for
> Windows,reinstalling and not entering a password at startup?
> Art
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