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WINDOWS 2000 (WITHOUT NOVELL)
HOW TO USE WINDOWS 2000 WITHOUT NOVELL: LOCKING YOUR COMPUTER
If you're working on a document
and have to leave your computer for a little while, you can protect
your work by locking the computer. A locked computer will hide
open programs and documents, and will only allow the person who locked
it to unlock it again. To unlock the computer, you'll need the
user name and password of the account that was in use when the
computer was locked.
Locking your computer
- Press the Ctrl, Alt, and Delete keys on your
keyboard all at the same time. The Windows Security window
will appear.

- Click on the Lock Workstation button. A message
will appear telling you that the computer is locked. All of your
work will be kept open, but no one will be able to use the
computer without your user name and password.
Unlocking your computer
- Press the Ctrl, Alt, and Delete keys on your
keyboard all at the same time. An Unlock Computer window
will appear.

- Next to Password, Type the password you used to log
on to the computer (if you have more than one user account, you must
type the password for the account you were using at the time you
locked the computer).
- Click the OK button.
- The computer is now unlocked and you can resume your work.