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Old 07-22-2009, 02:35 PM
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I have made a vacation request form that employees will fill out on the computer & submit by email to the owner. The top part of the form is to be filled in by the employees so in the password protection part I highlighted the top part and click "everyone" under "Exceptions". The bottom part is where the owner chooses to accept or deny the request. I highlighted this whole part and clicked on "more users" to add him as a user. I can't add him...a box comes up stating "Some of the users you have entered could not be added to the list because their names could not be verified". I also went onto his computer, went to control panel, system, and looked up his "computer name" and "full computer name" and then user profile name (which I think is domain\name?!?). None of those worked. How do I add him in???Thank you!
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