I was trying to transfer files between two XP machines on
my home network. I could search and find each computer but
could not log onto shared resources.

Computer 1. My Business Laptop running XP Professional.
Was set for Domain: "work.net".

Computer 2. Home desktop running XP Home. Was set for
Workgroup: "MSHOME"

I thought that if I changed Computer 1 from Domain to
Workgroup: MSHOME, I might be able to log onto the shared
resources of Computer 2.

Bad move. Upon changing Computer 1 to Workgroup: MSHOME,
it asked me for authorization. I put my normal name and
password (It is an administrator account). It then asked
me to reboot. After reboot, it asked me for name and
password but I get the logon message "The system could not
log you on. Make sure your User name and Domain are
correct, then type your password again. Letters in
passwords must be typed using the correct case."

I seem to have no other logon options. How can I go back
to Domain: work.net now that I can't even log on? I'm
going to post this in Networking and Accessibility.
Thanks for your help in advance!
Dave

Take your computer back to work and ask the admin to rejoin the computer to
the domain. You didn't need to do this, btw....you can access workgroup
resources from your domain PC very easily if you provide the workgroup PC
credentials when you map drives, etc....

Dave wrote:
> I was trying to transfer files between two XP machines on
> my home network. I could search and find each computer but
> could not log onto shared resources.
>
> Computer 1. My Business Laptop running XP Professional.
> Was set for Domain: "work.net".
>
> Computer 2. Home desktop running XP Home. Was set for
> Workgroup: "MSHOME"
>
> I thought that if I changed Computer 1 from Domain to
> Workgroup: MSHOME, I might be able to log onto the shared
> resources of Computer 2.
>
> Bad move. Upon changing Computer 1 to Workgroup: MSHOME,
> it asked me for authorization. I put my normal name and
> password (It is an administrator account). It then asked
> me to reboot. After reboot, it asked me for name and
> password but I get the logon message "The system could not
> log you on. Make sure your User name and Domain are
> correct, then type your password again. Letters in
> passwords must be typed using the correct case."
>
> I seem to have no other logon options. How can I go back
> to Domain: work.net now that I can't even log on? I'm
> going to post this in Networking and Accessibility.
> Thanks for your help in advance!
> Dave

Thanks, I have no problems accessing workgroup resources
on WIN2K machines from an XP machine but I have never been
able to use a WIN2K machine to access an XP machine. I
search for the XP computer and it shows up fine. When I
double click on the icon I get the nameassword prompt
and I enter this. It doesn't accept. Strangely, it puts
the workgroup name in front of the user
name "WORKGROUP\USERNAME" but even if I change this to
different combinations, it won't accept.
BTW, is there any way to recover my laptop before going
back to work? I'm short on political capital at the
moment.
How will they get a non-existing workgroup to allow my
logon now that I no longer have the Domain set up?
Thanks,
Dave
>-----Original Message-----
>Take your computer back to work and ask the admin to
rejoin the computer to
>the domain. You didn't need to do this, btw....you can
access workgroup
>resources from your domain PC very easily if you provide
the workgroup PC
>credentials when you map drives, etc....
>
>Dave wrote:
>> I was trying to transfer files between two XP machines
on
>> my home network. I could search and find each computer
but
>> could not log onto shared resources.
>>
>> Computer 1. My Business Laptop running XP Professional.
>> Was set for Domain: "work.net".
>>
>> Computer 2. Home desktop running XP Home. Was set for
>> Workgroup: "MSHOME"
>>
>> I thought that if I changed Computer 1 from Domain to
>> Workgroup: MSHOME, I might be able to log onto the
shared
>> resources of Computer 2.
>>
>> Bad move. Upon changing Computer 1 to Workgroup:
MSHOME,
>> it asked me for authorization. I put my normal name and
>> password (It is an administrator account). It then asked
>> me to reboot. After reboot, it asked me for name and
>> password but I get the logon message "The system could
not
>> log you on. Make sure your User name and Domain are
>> correct, then type your password again. Letters in
>> passwords must be typed using the correct case."
>>
>> I seem to have no other logon options. How can I go
back
>> to Domain: work.net now that I can't even log on? I'm
>> going to post this in Networking and Accessibility.
>> Thanks for your help in advance!
>> Dave
>
>
>.
>

Thanks for the post/thread...how ironic..I did the EXACT
same thing today, and also will depend on our IT person
to reconnect me to the domain, hopefully without doing
anything else to the (tablet)PC. Certainly do not want to
have to reinstall windows!

Thanks again,

TJ
>-----Original Message-----
>Thanks, I have no problems accessing workgroup resources
>on WIN2K machines from an XP machine but I have never
been
>able to use a WIN2K machine to access an XP machine. I
>search for the XP computer and it shows up fine. When I
>double click on the icon I get the nameassword prompt
>and I enter this. It doesn't accept. Strangely, it puts
>the workgroup name in front of the user
>name "WORKGROUP\USERNAME" but even if I change this to
>different combinations, it won't accept.
>BTW, is there any way to recover my laptop before going
>back to work? I'm short on political capital at the
>moment.
>How will they get a non-existing workgroup to allow my
>logon now that I no longer have the Domain set up?
>Thanks,
>Dave
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Take your computer back to work and ask the admin to
>rejoin the computer to
>>the domain. You didn't need to do this, btw....you can
>access workgroup
>>resources from your domain PC very easily if you
provide
>the workgroup PC
>>credentials when you map drives, etc....
>>
>>Dave wrote:
>>> I was trying to transfer files between two XP
machines
>on
>>> my home network. I could search and find each
computer
>but
>>> could not log onto shared resources.
>>>
>>> Computer 1. My Business Laptop running XP
Professional.
>>> Was set for Domain: "work.net".
>>>
>>> Computer 2. Home desktop running XP Home. Was set for
>>> Workgroup: "MSHOME"
>>>
>>> I thought that if I changed Computer 1 from Domain to
>>> Workgroup: MSHOME, I might be able to log onto the
>shared
>>> resources of Computer 2.
>>>
>>> Bad move. Upon changing Computer 1 to Workgroup:
>MSHOME,
>>> it asked me for authorization. I put my normal name
and
>>> password (It is an administrator account). It then
asked
>>> me to reboot. After reboot, it asked me for name and
>>> password but I get the logon message "The system
could
>not
>>> log you on. Make sure your User name and Domain are
>>> correct, then type your password again. Letters in
>>> passwords must be typed using the correct case."
>>>
>>> I seem to have no other logon options. How can I go
>back
>>> to Domain: work.net now that I can't even log on? I'm
>>> going to post this in Networking and Accessibility.
>>> Thanks for your help in advance!
>>> Dave
>>
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

Good luck TJ, I'll let you know how mine turns out.
Please do the same for me just in case my IT person claims
they need to wipe my hard drive.
Dave

>-----Original Message-----
>Thanks for the post/thread...how ironic..I did the EXACT
>same thing today, and also will depend on our IT person
>to reconnect me to the domain, hopefully without doing
>anything else to the (tablet)PC. Certainly do not want to
>have to reinstall windows!
>
>Thanks again,
>
>TJ
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Thanks, I have no problems accessing workgroup resources
>>on WIN2K machines from an XP machine but I have never
>been
>>able to use a WIN2K machine to access an XP machine. I
>>search for the XP computer and it shows up fine. When I
>>double click on the icon I get the nameassword prompt
>>and I enter this. It doesn't accept. Strangely, it puts
>>the workgroup name in front of the user
>>name "WORKGROUP\USERNAME" but even if I change this to
>>different combinations, it won't accept.
>>BTW, is there any way to recover my laptop before going
>>back to work? I'm short on political capital at the
>>moment.
>>How will they get a non-existing workgroup to allow my
>>logon now that I no longer have the Domain set up?
>>Thanks,
>>Dave
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Take your computer back to work and ask the admin to
>>rejoin the computer to
>>>the domain. You didn't need to do this, btw....you can
>>access workgroup
>>>resources from your domain PC very easily if you
>provide
>>the workgroup PC
>>>credentials when you map drives, etc....
>>>
>>>Dave wrote:
>>>> I was trying to transfer files between two XP
>machines
>>on
>>>> my home network. I could search and find each
>computer
>>but
>>>> could not log onto shared resources.
>>>>
>>>> Computer 1. My Business Laptop running XP
>Professional.
>>>> Was set for Domain: "work.net".
>>>>
>>>> Computer 2. Home desktop running XP Home. Was set for
>>>> Workgroup: "MSHOME"
>>>>
>>>> I thought that if I changed Computer 1 from Domain to
>>>> Workgroup: MSHOME, I might be able to log onto the
>>shared
>>>> resources of Computer 2.
>>>>
>>>> Bad move. Upon changing Computer 1 to Workgroup:
>>MSHOME,
>>>> it asked me for authorization. I put my normal name
>and
>>>> password (It is an administrator account). It then
>asked
>>>> me to reboot. After reboot, it asked me for name and
>>>> password but I get the logon message "The system
>could
>>not
>>>> log you on. Make sure your User name and Domain are
>>>> correct, then type your password again. Letters in
>>>> passwords must be typed using the correct case."
>>>>
>>>> I seem to have no other logon options. How can I go
>>back
>>>> to Domain: work.net now that I can't even log on? I'm
>>>> going to post this in Networking and Accessibility.
>>>> Thanks for your help in advance!
>>>> Dave
>>>
>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

Dave,

Don't know about you, but this networking seems difficult
so far.Will let you know what happens...

TJ
>-----Original Message-----
>Good luck TJ, I'll let you know how mine turns out.
>Please do the same for me just in case my IT person
claims
>they need to wipe my hard drive.
>Dave
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Thanks for the post/thread...how ironic..I did the
EXACT
>>same thing today, and also will depend on our IT person
>>to reconnect me to the domain, hopefully without doing
>>anything else to the (tablet)PC. Certainly do not want
to
>>have to reinstall windows!
>>
>>Thanks again,
>>
>>TJ
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Thanks, I have no problems accessing workgroup
resources
>>>on WIN2K machines from an XP machine but I have never
>>been
>>>able to use a WIN2K machine to access an XP machine. I
>>>search for the XP computer and it shows up fine. When
I
>>>double click on the icon I get the nameassword
prompt
>>>and I enter this. It doesn't accept. Strangely, it
puts
>>>the workgroup name in front of the user
>>>name "WORKGROUP\USERNAME" but even if I change this to
>>>different combinations, it won't accept.
>>>BTW, is there any way to recover my laptop before
going
>>>back to work? I'm short on political capital at the
>>>moment.
>>>How will they get a non-existing workgroup to allow my
>>>logon now that I no longer have the Domain set up?
>>>Thanks,
>>>Dave
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>Take your computer back to work and ask the admin to
>>>rejoin the computer to
>>>>the domain. You didn't need to do this, btw....you
can
>>>access workgroup
>>>>resources from your domain PC very easily if you
>>provide
>>>the workgroup PC
>>>>credentials when you map drives, etc....
>>>>
>>>>Dave wrote:
>>>>> I was trying to transfer files between two XP
>>machines
>>>on
>>>>> my home network. I could search and find each
>>computer
>>>but
>>>>> could not log onto shared resources.
>>>>>
>>>>> Computer 1. My Business Laptop running XP
>>Professional.
>>>>> Was set for Domain: "work.net".
>>>>>
>>>>> Computer 2. Home desktop running XP Home. Was set
for
>>>>> Workgroup: "MSHOME"
>>>>>
>>>>> I thought that if I changed Computer 1 from Domain
to
>>>>> Workgroup: MSHOME, I might be able to log onto the
>>>shared
>>>>> resources of Computer 2.
>>>>>
>>>>> Bad move. Upon changing Computer 1 to Workgroup:
>>>MSHOME,
>>>>> it asked me for authorization. I put my normal name
>>and
>>>>> password (It is an administrator account). It then
>>asked
>>>>> me to reboot. After reboot, it asked me for name
and
>>>>> password but I get the logon message "The system
>>could
>>>not
>>>>> log you on. Make sure your User name and Domain are
>>>>> correct, then type your password again. Letters in
>>>>> passwords must be typed using the correct case."
>>>>>
>>>>> I seem to have no other logon options. How can I
go
>>>back
>>>>> to Domain: work.net now that I can't even log on?
I'm
>>>>> going to post this in Networking and Accessibility.
>>>>> Thanks for your help in advance!
>>>>> Dave
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>.
>>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

Our tech person is out. How do I "rejoin the computer to
the domain" myself??

TJ

>-----Original Message-----
>Dave,
>
>Don't know about you, but this networking seems difficult
>so far.Will let you know what happens...
>
>TJ
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Good luck TJ, I'll let you know how mine turns out.
>>Please do the same for me just in case my IT person
>claims
>>they need to wipe my hard drive.
>>Dave
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Thanks for the post/thread...how ironic..I did the
>EXACT
>>>same thing today, and also will depend on our IT person
>>>to reconnect me to the domain, hopefully without doing
>>>anything else to the (tablet)PC. Certainly do not want
>to
>>>have to reinstall windows!
>>>
>>>Thanks again,
>>>
>>>TJ
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>Thanks, I have no problems accessing workgroup
>resources
>>>>on WIN2K machines from an XP machine but I have never
>>>been
>>>>able to use a WIN2K machine to access an XP machine. I
>>>>search for the XP computer and it shows up fine. When
>I
>>>>double click on the icon I get the nameassword
>prompt
>>>>and I enter this. It doesn't accept. Strangely, it
>puts
>>>>the workgroup name in front of the user
>>>>name "WORKGROUP\USERNAME" but even if I change this to
>>>>different combinations, it won't accept.
>>>>BTW, is there any way to recover my laptop before
>going
>>>>back to work? I'm short on political capital at the
>>>>moment.
>>>>How will they get a non-existing workgroup to allow my
>>>>logon now that I no longer have the Domain set up?
>>>>Thanks,
>>>>Dave
>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>>Take your computer back to work and ask the admin to
>>>>rejoin the computer to
>>>>>the domain. You didn't need to do this, btw....you
>can
>>>>access workgroup
>>>>>resources from your domain PC very easily if you
>>>provide
>>>>the workgroup PC
>>>>>credentials when you map drives, etc....
>>>>>
>>>>>Dave wrote:
>>>>>> I was trying to transfer files between two XP
>>>machines
>>>>on
>>>>>> my home network. I could search and find each
>>>computer
>>>>but
>>>>>> could not log onto shared resources.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Computer 1. My Business Laptop running XP
>>>Professional.
>>>>>> Was set for Domain: "work.net".
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Computer 2. Home desktop running XP Home. Was set
>for
>>>>>> Workgroup: "MSHOME"
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I thought that if I changed Computer 1 from Domain
>to
>>>>>> Workgroup: MSHOME, I might be able to log onto the
>>>>shared
>>>>>> resources of Computer 2.
>>>>>>
>>>>>> Bad move. Upon changing Computer 1 to Workgroup:
>>>>MSHOME,
>>>>>> it asked me for authorization. I put my normal name
>>>and
>>>>>> password (It is an administrator account). It then
>>>asked
>>>>>> me to reboot. After reboot, it asked me for name
>and
>>>>>> password but I get the logon message "The system
>>>could
>>>>not
>>>>>> log you on. Make sure your User name and Domain are
>>>>>> correct, then type your password again. Letters in
>>>>>> passwords must be typed using the correct case."
>>>>>>
>>>>>> I seem to have no other logon options. How can I
>go
>>>>back
>>>>>> to Domain: work.net now that I can't even log on?
>I'm
>>>>>> going to post this in Networking and Accessibility.
>>>>>> Thanks for your help in advance!
>>>>>> Dave
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>.
>>>>>
>>>>.
>>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

We were able to get me back on by using another
administators account, then making changes...

Thanks,

TJ
>-----Original Message-----
>Our tech person is out. How do I "rejoin the computer to
>the domain" myself??
>
>TJ
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Dave,
>>
>>Don't know about you, but this networking seems
difficult
>>so far.Will let you know what happens...
>>
>>TJ
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Good luck TJ, I'll let you know how mine turns out.
>>>Please do the same for me just in case my IT person
>>claims
>>>they need to wipe my hard drive.
>>>Dave
>>>
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>Thanks for the post/thread...how ironic..I did the
>>EXACT
>>>>same thing today, and also will depend on our IT
person
>>>>to reconnect me to the domain, hopefully without doing
>>>>anything else to the (tablet)PC. Certainly do not want
>>to
>>>>have to reinstall windows!
>>>>
>>>>Thanks again,
>>>>
>>>>TJ
>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>>Thanks, I have no problems accessing workgroup
>>resources
>>>>>on WIN2K machines from an XP machine but I have never
>>>>been
>>>>>able to use a WIN2K machine to access an XP machine.
I
>>>>>search for the XP computer and it shows up fine.
When
>>I
>>>>>double click on the icon I get the nameassword
>>prompt
>>>>>and I enter this. It doesn't accept. Strangely, it
>>puts
>>>>>the workgroup name in front of the user
>>>>>name "WORKGROUP\USERNAME" but even if I change this
to
>>>>>different combinations, it won't accept.
>>>>>BTW, is there any way to recover my laptop before
>>going
>>>>>back to work? I'm short on political capital at the
>>>>>moment.
>>>>>How will they get a non-existing workgroup to allow
my
>>>>>logon now that I no longer have the Domain set up?
>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>Dave
>>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>>>Take your computer back to work and ask the admin to
>>>>>rejoin the computer to
>>>>>>the domain. You didn't need to do this, btw....you
>>can
>>>>>access workgroup
>>>>>>resources from your domain PC very easily if you
>>>>provide
>>>>>the workgroup PC
>>>>>>credentials when you map drives, etc....
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Dave wrote:
>>>>>>> I was trying to transfer files between two XP
>>>>machines
>>>>>on
>>>>>>> my home network. I could search and find each
>>>>computer
>>>>>but
>>>>>>> could not log onto shared resources.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Computer 1. My Business Laptop running XP
>>>>Professional.
>>>>>>> Was set for Domain: "work.net".
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Computer 2. Home desktop running XP Home. Was set
>>for
>>>>>>> Workgroup: "MSHOME"
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I thought that if I changed Computer 1 from Domain
>>to
>>>>>>> Workgroup: MSHOME, I might be able to log onto the
>>>>>shared
>>>>>>> resources of Computer 2.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Bad move. Upon changing Computer 1 to Workgroup:
>>>>>MSHOME,
>>>>>>> it asked me for authorization. I put my normal
name
>>>>and
>>>>>>> password (It is an administrator account). It then
>>>>asked
>>>>>>> me to reboot. After reboot, it asked me for name
>>and
>>>>>>> password but I get the logon message "The system
>>>>could
>>>>>not
>>>>>>> log you on. Make sure your User name and Domain are
>>>>>>> correct, then type your password again. Letters in
>>>>>>> passwords must be typed using the correct case."
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> I seem to have no other logon options. How can I
>>go
>>>>>back
>>>>>>> to Domain: work.net now that I can't even log on?
>>I'm
>>>>>>> going to post this in Networking and Accessibility.
>>>>>>> Thanks for your help in advance!
>>>>>>> Dave
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>.
>>>>>>
>>>>>.
>>>>>
>>>>.
>>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

TJ, thanks for responding. My dilema ended similarly. I
was able to log onto the laptop because the IT girl
remembered the Administrator password. Then, we changed
from Workgroup to Domain. It required a network
administrator Name:Password to join. All is well now.
They tell me that if the laptop Administrator password was
unknown there would have been no way to salvage the data
on the disk.
Dave
>-----Original Message-----
>We were able to get me back on by using another
>administators account, then making changes...
>
>Thanks,
>
>TJ
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Our tech person is out. How do I "rejoin the computer to
>>the domain" myself??
>>
>>TJ
>>
>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>Dave,
>>>
>>>Don't know about you, but this networking seems
>difficult
>>>so far.Will let you know what happens...
>>>
>>>TJ
>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>Good luck TJ, I'll let you know how mine turns out.
>>>>Please do the same for me just in case my IT person
>>>claims
>>>>they need to wipe my hard drive.
>>>>Dave
>>>>
>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>>Thanks for the post/thread...how ironic..I did the
>>>EXACT
>>>>>same thing today, and also will depend on our IT
>person
>>>>>to reconnect me to the domain, hopefully without
doing
>>>>>anything else to the (tablet)PC. Certainly do not
want
>>>to
>>>>>have to reinstall windows!
>>>>>
>>>>>Thanks again,
>>>>>
>>>>>TJ
>>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>>>Thanks, I have no problems accessing workgroup
>>>resources
>>>>>>on WIN2K machines from an XP machine but I have
never
>>>>>been
>>>>>>able to use a WIN2K machine to access an XP machine.
>I
>>>>>>search for the XP computer and it shows up fine.
>When
>>>I
>>>>>>double click on the icon I get the nameassword
>>>prompt
>>>>>>and I enter this. It doesn't accept. Strangely, it
>>>puts
>>>>>>the workgroup name in front of the user
>>>>>>name "WORKGROUP\USERNAME" but even if I change this
>to
>>>>>>different combinations, it won't accept.
>>>>>>BTW, is there any way to recover my laptop before
>>>going
>>>>>>back to work? I'm short on political capital at the
>>>>>>moment.
>>>>>>How will they get a non-existing workgroup to allow
>my
>>>>>>logon now that I no longer have the Domain set up?
>>>>>>Thanks,
>>>>>>Dave
>>>>>>>-----Original Message-----
>>>>>>>Take your computer back to work and ask the admin
to
>>>>>>rejoin the computer to
>>>>>>>the domain. You didn't need to do this, btw....you
>>>can
>>>>>>access workgroup
>>>>>>>resources from your domain PC very easily if you
>>>>>provide
>>>>>>the workgroup PC
>>>>>>>credentials when you map drives, etc....
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>Dave wrote:
>>>>>>>> I was trying to transfer files between two XP
>>>>>machines
>>>>>>on
>>>>>>>> my home network. I could search and find each
>>>>>computer
>>>>>>but
>>>>>>>> could not log onto shared resources.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Computer 1. My Business Laptop running XP
>>>>>Professional.
>>>>>>>> Was set for Domain: "work.net".
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Computer 2. Home desktop running XP Home. Was
set
>>>for
>>>>>>>> Workgroup: "MSHOME"
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I thought that if I changed Computer 1 from
Domain
>>>to
>>>>>>>> Workgroup: MSHOME, I might be able to log onto
the
>>>>>>shared
>>>>>>>> resources of Computer 2.
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> Bad move. Upon changing Computer 1 to Workgroup:
>>>>>>MSHOME,
>>>>>>>> it asked me for authorization. I put my normal
>name
>>>>>and
>>>>>>>> password (It is an administrator account). It
then
>>>>>asked
>>>>>>>> me to reboot. After reboot, it asked me for name
>>>and
>>>>>>>> password but I get the logon message "The system
>>>>>could
>>>>>>not
>>>>>>>> log you on. Make sure your User name and Domain
are
>>>>>>>> correct, then type your password again. Letters
in
>>>>>>>> passwords must be typed using the correct case."
>>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>> I seem to have no other logon options. How can I
>>>go
>>>>>>back
>>>>>>>> to Domain: work.net now that I can't even log
on?
>>>I'm
>>>>>>>> going to post this in Networking and
Accessibility.
>>>>>>>> Thanks for your help in advance!
>>>>>>>> Dave
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>.
>>>>>>
>>>>>.
>>>>>
>>>>.
>>>>
>>>.
>>>
>>.
>>
>.
>