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Lists the containers from which you can select an object. To see where the current container is located in the hierarchy of containers, click the arrow.


Lists the objects located in the container and their descriptions, if available. To see the hierarchy of containers, click Look in.


Provides a space for you to type the name of the object or objects you want to add. You can type multiple names by separating them with semicolons. When finished, click Add.


Provides a space for you to type the name of the object you want.


Adds the selected object or objects.


Removes the selected object or objects.


Lists the objects you have selected.


Displays the properties of the selected object.


Provides a space for you to type your domain and user name in the format shown in the example, or type your domain and user name using the following format: domainname\username. See Completing the Enter Network Password dialog box in Help.


Provides a space for you to type your password for this domain. Passwords are case-sensitive. See Completing the Enter Network Password dialog box in Help.


Click to submit your user name and password, as shown in Connect as, to the domain to which you are trying to connect. If you entered a valid domain, user name, and password, you will be able to view and access the domain and its resources. If you do not provide a valid user name and password, this dialog box appears again. See Completing the Enter Network Password dialog box in Help.


Click to cancel your attempt to view or access a domain or its resources. If you click Cancel, you may not be able to view a list of domains, access domain resources, or locate domain objects. See Completing the Enter Network Password dialog box in Help.


Specifies the error code of the problem Windows 2000 encountered. A system administrator or support technican can use this error code to diagnose the problem. You can copy this error code by selecting the error code, right-clicking it, and then clicking Copy.


Specifies that you want to re-type the name of the object and search again.


Provides a space for you to re-type the name of the object. If you are not sure of the exact name, type the first few letters and then click OK to see a list of objects whose names begin with those letters. If you click OK and this dialog box appears again, then you must type the exact name of the object, or remove the name from the list.


Specifies that you want to remove this object from the list of objects you have selected. Select this option if you cannot find or do not know the name of the object you are looking for. You can still keep the other valid objects you have selected.


Verifies the names of the objects you have selected. If Windows cannot find the object, you can correct the name or remove the object from the list.


Provides a space for you to type the name of the object you want. You can also select a name from the list and then click Add. To delete an object, select it and then press Delete.