> We can make no assumptions about the OP's actual environment. I can't tell
> you how many people call a pseudo-server a "server" even though they run
> no actual server operating system. Also, we don't know 1) if a server,
> what server OS; 2) if a server, domain or peer-to-peer. Not everyone who
> uses a server sets up a domain.
1. See I used the word "guess"?
> Basically, there is no way to answer the OP's question without more
> information from him which is why I didn't attempt to do it.
2. Below is your earlier reply and seems to me that you already answered the
question and that's why I suggested.
>Certainly you can add the Vista machine without doing anything to the other
>computers.
"Malke" <notreally@invalid.invalid> wrote in message
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> xfile wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> I guess it's a domain evnrionment as he said "[...]through our server".
>>
>> But I am hesitate to give a definite answer as you probably know that
>> people do experience some problems but not all, and at least, I don't
>> know under what specific cirucumstances would problems come out.
>>
>> I hate to give people wrong expectations and only to blame them for not
>> doing enough "homework" or "research" when they are back yelling for
>> problems.
>
> We can make no assumptions about the OP's actual environment. I can't tell
> you how many people call a pseudo-server a "server" even though they run
> no actual server operating system. Also, we don't know 1) if a server,
> what server OS; 2) if a server, domain or peer-to-peer. Not everyone who
> uses a server sets up a domain.
>
> Basically, there is no way to answer the OP's question without more
> information from him which is why I didn't attempt to do it.
>
>
> Malke
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