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Ian Hoare
Hi,
Two possibly related questions to do with Windows behaviour at login.
When installing XP pro on my machine, which is used almost exclusively by
me, but which my wife might use once in a while, I set up two users. "Ian" &
"Jacquie".
When the computer boots, it arrives at the "choose user" screen and waits
for me to choose a user. That's all right and proper, of course. However,
what I'd like it to do is to have it wait for a certain amount of time and
then carry on to log me in as if I'd pressed my button. Is that possible?
Secondly. I'm left handed and so once my profile is loaded, I have left
handed mouse. Obviously, before I log in, it isn't. So when I try to "left
click" on the mouse button to choose my name, I am in fact left clicking. I
know I should remember, but then again, why should I? If I can't set a
default login (I have no password, btw), can I set up a default left hand
mouse?
Two possibly related questions to do with Windows behaviour at login.
When installing XP pro on my machine, which is used almost exclusively by
me, but which my wife might use once in a while, I set up two users. "Ian" &
"Jacquie".
When the computer boots, it arrives at the "choose user" screen and waits
for me to choose a user. That's all right and proper, of course. However,
what I'd like it to do is to have it wait for a certain amount of time and
then carry on to log me in as if I'd pressed my button. Is that possible?
Secondly. I'm left handed and so once my profile is loaded, I have left
handed mouse. Obviously, before I log in, it isn't. So when I try to "left
click" on the mouse button to choose my name, I am in fact left clicking. I
know I should remember, but then again, why should I? If I can't set a
default login (I have no password, btw), can I set up a default left hand
mouse?