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It doesn't work… 
- Version: 5.0.11, 7/9/2002 06:59AM PST
Martin Turner--2008
- the password changing part doesn't change passwords, and it won't allow you to set a drive to open by default. The Apple UAM, by contrast, does work.
You need this… - Version: 5.0.11, 7/6/2002 01:25AM PST
Apple2gs
if your admin has disabled Guest access (account) to the SFM file shares. This UAM does not allow password change (e.g. password expires) using NT4 servers; Microsoft claims this is "by design" because it is "designed for Windows2000". After 3 years, Keychain support was added.
This forumn is… - Version: 5.0.11, 7/5/2002 04:53PM PST
hyling
for product reviews not discussions of the Pro/Cons of Open/proprietary standards. Since I took the time to write that I'll go ahead and throw out some food for thought: Apple isn't too different from Microsoft in fact when you think about it Apple has control of the OS and the hardware. I'd hate to remind everyone that Mac clones were gone with a snap of Steve's fingers. Ever wonder why Apple switch from zif sockets to their own proprietary socket for CPU modules? My guess? too many cheap cpu upgrades were effecting sales and since Apple has almost complete control over their hardware. Now you have the option of buying a 1.6ghz Athlon for $100 or a 1 ghz G4 for $800.
