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Have you tried running it on Server 2003? Just because it says it is only supported on 2000/XP doesn't mean it wont work on Server 2003

You didn't do anything wrong.. It asks that because it puts the name you type in as the author.. It requires that at the beginning if you have a New User because it needs something to fill the Author field in...

My corporate version of XP has WPA.dbl in it, and yes I have a legal version cause my PC passes every Microsoft Verifcation test

Well, when a customer drops their PC off to be fixed, they usally don't give me the password. If your friend isnt big on security, you may try holding CTRL and ALT and pressing DEL twice. It will bring you to a logon prompt (like the one from 2000). Type Administrator as the Username and leave the password blank. It should log on...