If this is a W2K or XP machine you can enable auditing per the local group
policy.
You can enable auditing to track such things as file and directory access
or logon/logoff access.
Information on enabling auditing is outlined in detail in the built in help
in XP and W2K. Just search on "auditing".
blim
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| >Subject: Users' log on (tracing) file
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| >how can create a log file of log on activities on my
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