how can i create a group account?
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Do you mean Sub-Acount?\n\ntechedgeindi is correct:\nhttp://groups.yahoo.com/   is where it's at.
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This is how you do this:\n\nOpen Yahoo messenger,\nClick on Contacts menu > Organise messenger list > Create New Group.
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It depends on who you're giving access to. One user? A group of users? Select indiviual users?\n\nIf you're giving admin rights to a specific different user on each machine, then find the machine in AD, right-click on it and hit Manage. From there you can add who you want to be the admin of each machine individually.\n\nIf you're wanting to give a specific group of users admin rights to all machines, then create a new security group in AD called something like "Desktop Support" and use the above method to add "Desktop Support" to the local admins on each machine.  Then, you just have to drop users into the Desktop Support group to give them local admin rights on all machines.
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Yes, you can do it.  Just set up more than one user account, and tell the computer to use different settings for each user.\n\nI'm not entirely sure, but I think you can find these settings under "Users" on the Control Panel.
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Each email provider has different limits based upon type of service that is being provided. For example, a free account from Yahoo won't have as many perks or bennies as a paid premium account will.  But just about every email account lets you create your own personal address book and just about all address books allow you to create groups. Again, depending on your email provider, each group may allow a maximum number of addressees (maybe 25 or 50 per group) or it might let you create a group with hundreds (or even thousands) of addressees. This would be a one-time creation and you'd be able to edit the group as employees come and go. When you send a group email, you'd go to your address book, check mark the group(s) you want the email to go to, and the group will be inserted in the "TO:" section.\n\nIf you're using an employer provided email system, you'd probably have to go to your IT department to get things set up and to find out any limitations.  If you're accessing your own personal email system, you'd need to find out what your email provider's limitations are and coordinate with your employer's IT dept.  Hope some of this helps.  If I completely misunderstood your question, my apologies. I'm not the brightest bulb in the chandelier.\n\nplrr
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Go to http://groups.yahoo.com/start\n\nSelect the category you want your group in\n\nFollow the steps on each page to create and name your group\n\nOnce created, you will be able to control the membership and other settings for the group; for example, if you only want your specific friends to join, you can close the group to the public and general membership.  You can also choose moderator settings to ensure that no one joins without an invite or approval from you and make sure that no messages get posted to the group without you seeing them first.
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You have to make a new account.
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Start Programs Administrator Tools\nActive Directory For users\nIn there create a name for the user.\n\nNow go to the windows XP computer\nRight click on my computer and go to properties\nClick Computer Name Tab\nClick the button that says Network ID\nYou will go throu a wizard which will add your computer to the domain that you have created\n\nIf you need anymore help just shoot me a imz and I will help you out.  Its very easy once you do it.\n\nGlad we got everyting working just make sure you have a complex password on the next few users or two when you strat playing around with the GPO create several users and put them in different OU so you can see what happeneds on each user.  This is a good way to learn GPO and active directory.
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As far as I know you can't.  To access a Yahoo group the individual must be a Yahoo user and logged in.  Also they must be a member of the group.  You can restrict those that sign up for your group but you have to individually approve each person that signs up.
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I believe if you go into control panel... there is a Users icon, and if you can create a new account through that.
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Create a new account and be a good person.
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Sign up for an account, verify your email, login and click upload! Fill out the basic information and your upload will start (Must be in a recongizable format)
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Tell your freinds about the group .  Tell them bout Yahoo\nand what all it has to offer.  Free membership, your own mail, chats , different groups and all kinds of shopping and selling.  If they want it Yahoo has got it!!
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it depends on the OS u r using if it is windows 98 goto start-->Settings-->control panel double click on users to create a user
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Your initial (default) group is set by a field\nin /etc/passwd.  Obviously, changing that field\nwill change your initial group the next time you\nlog in.\n\nThe command, "newgrp", can be used to log a user into a \nnew group (by changing the user's real and effective\ngropu id).  See "man -s 1 newgrp".
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No problem...\n\nClick on Start->Settings->Control Panel->Administrative Tools->Computer Management\n\nExpand "Local Users and Groups" and click on "Users"\n\nRight-click on "Users" and click on "New User".\n\nFill it out.  The new user will only have basic rights and will not be able to access anything in your "My Documents" folder, Favorites, etc.  Just make sure you don't make them an Administrator.
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First, sign in to YahooGroups and go the group's page.\n\nClick MANAGEMENT on the left side bar. On the page that follows, click MEMBERSHIP under GROUP SETTINGS.\n(Note that there is also a MEMBERSHIPS link under GROUP ACTIVITY -- that doesn't take us to where the required settings are placed)\n\nClick EDIT next to MEMBERSHIP TYPE & WELCOME MESSAGE\n\nChoose a method that suits you. In your case, choose OPEN. Click the blue SAVE CHANGES button at the bottom and you're all set.