User levels in Windows XP Pro

From: Mike Schumacher (briar8101@yahoo.com)
Date: 12/19/02 

From: briar8101@yahoo.com (Mike Schumacher)
Date: 19 Dec 2002 01:00:13 -0800

I know Windows XP Pro has the capability of setting up users at
different levels. Such as: Administrator, Power User, User, Guest
ect.

I have searched the Microsoft Web site for an article explaining the
limitations that each of the user levels have if they are not at the
Administrator level. But, I can only find information on the XP Home
edition users.

Could someone point me to some article detailing the differences
between the possible users in Windows XP Pro.

Thanks!

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