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Windows 98 creates the new user and sets up the personalized items (user profile).

If you prefer to start fresh, activate the Create New Items to Save Disk Space option. If you want to copy items from the current user profile, activate the check boxes in the Items list and leave the Create Copies of the Current Items and Their Content option activated.The Personalized Items Settings dialog box appears. Type the user's password in the Password and Confirm Password text boxes.In the User Name text box, type the name of the new user.(If you don't have multiple users, the wizard starts right away, so skip to step 4.) In this case, click New User to launch the Add User Wizard. If you already have multiple users on the computer, the User Settings dialog box appears.On the Windows 98 machine, select Start, Settings, Control Panel to open the Control Panel window.Here are the steps to follow to set up a new user: If your Windows 98 machine is set up to use the Administrator account or your own user name, you probably want to create a new user for Windows Home Server access. However, Windows 98 users can still get their own shares on Windows Home Server and access the built-in Windows Home Server shared folders. Unfortunately, the Windows Home Server Connector software won't run on Windows 98 (or, indeed, on anything other than Vista and XP, as described earlier). Many households still have Windows 98 (particularly Windows 98 Second Edition one of Microsoft's most solid operating systems) machines kicking around as "hand-me-downs" for the kids.

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