Dear Windows 2000 Service Pack 4 Beta Tester,
Thank you for your test efforts and feedback thus far. To help expand your testing of Service Pack 4, we are providing test scenarios for you to focus on or to incorporate into your own test scenarios. The test scenarios are grouped together by area of concentration. On BetaPlace, http://www.betaplace.com, select the 'Testing Focus' left-hand side menu option and then select the 'Testing Focus 2: IntelliMirror and User Profiles' link. You will find test scenarios that address the new user profile, the existing user profile, the user with a mandatory profile, the new user with a roaming profile path, and the existing user with a roaming profile path.
Before you test a specific scenario please make sure that it is applicable to your testing environment. Please submit any bugs you find. We encourage you to share your testing experiences with other beta testers on the newsgroups.
We will post more test scenarios that focus on different areas in the near future. If you have any questions, please send email to w2kspadm@microsoft.com.
Thanks again.
Microsoft Windows Sustained Engineering Team
View: Beta Place (pass req.)
News source: ieXbeta
Thank you for your test efforts and feedback thus far. To help expand your testing of Service Pack 4, we are providing test scenarios for you to focus on or to incorporate into your own test scenarios. The test scenarios are grouped together by area of concentration. On BetaPlace, http://www.betaplace.com, select the 'Testing Focus' left-hand side menu option and then select the 'Testing Focus 2: IntelliMirror and User Profiles' link. You will find test scenarios that address the new user profile, the existing user profile, the user with a mandatory profile, the new user with a roaming profile path, and the existing user with a roaming profile path.
Before you test a specific scenario please make sure that it is applicable to your testing environment. Please submit any bugs you find. We encourage you to share your testing experiences with other beta testers on the newsgroups.
We will post more test scenarios that focus on different areas in the near future. If you have any questions, please send email to w2kspadm@microsoft.com.
Thanks again.
Microsoft Windows Sustained Engineering Team
View: Beta Place (pass req.) News source: ieXbeta
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