h for Other Items and did a search for my partner. Lab 11: Creating Local User Accounts This lab was the first lab that dealt with creating user accounts. The first thing I had to do in this lab was to create four user accounts. I used Computer Management and selected Local Users and Groups. I entered in all of the users and password information by right clicking in Users and selecting New User. This proved to be a process that would be repeated many times during lab. The lab ended by having us test one of the accounts that had just been created. Lab 12: Creating and Managing Local GroupsThis was the first lab where local user groups were created. I opened Computer Management and selected Groups. I viewed a list of groups that currently existed. The lab then reminded us that a group name could contain, as many as 256 characters and that the backslash character is illegal in naming groups. I then created the groups Engineers and Helpdesk. User1 and User4 are members of the Engineers group and User1, User2, User3, and User4 are all members of the Helpdesk group. The lab pointed out the difference between holding the shift or control key while selecting users. Holding down shift will select all users in between the selected users. Holding down the Control key will only select the users that are clicked on and not the ones in between. The next exercise had us add and remove members from local groups. I added User2 and User3 to the Engineers group. I then removed User1 and User4 from the Engineers group. Lab 13: Installing a Network Printer In this lab I added and shared a local printer. I selected printers from the settings menu and started the Add Printer wizard. I created a local HP LaserJet 5Si printer on LPT1. I then shared the printer as 3EastMail. I reviewed the summary of instillation choices and finished the Add Printer Wizard. Windows then copied the printer files and placed a hand under the printer icon in...
