Anyone using M$ Outlook Express as their news reader, will be able to view
any images that you post - be they in-line (as part of the text) or as an
attachment - makes no difference.

Many others will be able to view any images you include as well.

Although, I am obliged to stress that it is strictly *not* what is termed;
accepted "netiquette".

However, for expediency, if you did make an exception, and post any images,
I personally would like to see them (an am able to view them as I use
M$-OE)...

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Cheers, Tim Meddick, Peckham, London. :-)



"Larry Lindstrom" wrote in message
...
On 6/8/2010 12:03 PM, Tim Meddick wrote:
Security "Groups" aren't assigned SIDs - only "Users" - that's why I
stressed adding the "Administrators" Group to the user-list and NOT the
(built-in) user named "Administrator"

Please note again the difference :

Administrators = YES
Administrator = NO

Thanks Again Tim:

Still no luck.

I went into the drive's root properties, this is actually drive D:,
separate from my C: drive with the system on it.

Properties - Security - Add

I've tried different combinations for this window's
"Object Types", this time I left "Built-in security
principals", "Groups" and "Users" all checked.

Then I pasted "Administrators" into the "Enter the
object names to select"

This resulted in the "Group or user names" list adding:

Administrators (DRAGON\Administrators)

I then shut down XP and booted Win7.

The MMC (Microsoft Management Console) was run and "larryl" was added
to the "Administrators" group.

And still no luck.

I have PNG screenshots of all of this. I'm reluctant to post these in
a newsgroup like this. But I can post them if you think it would be OK,
or I could put them on my web page if you think that might be helpful.

I need to spend a day or two on another project. I'll try to keep an
eye on this thread, but responses may be a bit slow.

Thanks
Larry