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Originally Posted by davidtm
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By profiles, I meant profiles on XP itself. Specifically, when I boot up into Windows, at the Ctrl-Alt-Del logon screen, the drop-down list after username and password has 2 choices: 1. the name of work's network domain and 2. "This computer". At work, I log onto the first profile, and at home I log on to "This computer"/local machine profile.
Does this help? Does AS initially install to all users on Windows, or not? If so, I wonder if it's smart enough to know there are different AS settings for different Windows profiles.
Thanks again for your help!
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Ah, user profiles, now I get it. They are treated separately by windows, as if they were (well, they
are) completely separate login accounts. If you look under C:\Documents and Settings you should see a folder for each of those two accounts (if you are using the same username, I believe Windows adds the domain name to the folder name so they can be distinguished from each other).
ActiveSync appears to store its settings on a per-user basis (mine are in C:\Documents and Settings\Mike\Application Data\Microsoft\ActiveSync), so this might just work
