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“Holy Gee!” exclaimed Spike beneath his breath; then, in a hoarse whisper: “Is that Maggie—Maggie Finlay?”

“Oh—is that you, Arthur?” she whispered back. “Arthur—oh, Arthur, I, I’m going away, but I couldn’t go without coming to—to kiss dear mother good-by—and now I’m here I daren’t knock for fear of—father. I’ve been up to your door and knocked, but Hermy’s away, I guess. Anyway, you—you’ll say I came to thank her and—kiss her for the last time, won’t you, Arthur?”

“Sure I will—but where ye goin’, Maggie?”

“A long way, Arthur! I don’t s’pose I shall ever—see this place any more—or you—so, Arthur, will you—kiss me good-by—just once?”

Spike hesitated, but she, quick and light-treading, came down to him and caught his hand and would have kissed that, but he snatched it away and, leaning forward, kissed her tear-stained cheek, and blushed thereafter despite the dark.

“Good-by, Arthur!” she whispered, “and thank you—and dear Hermy—oh, good-by!” So saying, she hurried on past Ravenslee, down the dark stairway, while Spike leaned over the balustrade to whisper:

“Good-by, Maggie—an’ good luck, Kid!” At this she paused to look up at him with great, sad eyes—a long, wistful look, then, speaking no more, hurried on down the stair—down, down into the shadows, and was gone.

“We used to go to school together, Geoff,” the boy explained a little self-consciously, “she never—kissed me before; she ain’t the kissin’ sort. I wonder why she did it to-night? I wonder—”

So saying, Spike turned and led the way on again until they reached the landing above, across which two doors, dark and unlovely, seemed to scowl upon each other. One of these Spike proceeded to open with a latchkey, and so led Ravenslee into the dark void beyond. Spike struck a match and lighted the gas, and, looking about him, Ravenslee stared.

A little, cramped room, sparsely furnished yet dainty and homelike, for the small, deal table hid its bare nakedness beneath a dainty cloth; the two rickety armchairs veiled their faded tapestry under chintz covers, cunningly contrived and delicately tinted to match the cheap but soft-toned drugget on the floor and the self-coloured paper on the walls, where hung two or three inexpensive reproductions of famous paintings; and in all things there breathed an air of refinement wholly unexpected in Hell’s Kitchen. Wherefore Mr. Ravenslee, observing all things with his quick glance, felt an ever-growing wonder. But now Spike, who had been clattering plates and dishes in the kitchen hard by, thrust his head around the door to say:

“Oh, Geoff—I don’t feel like doin’ the shut-eye business, d’ you? How about a cup of coffee, an’ I daresay I might dig out some eats; what d’ ye say?”

“Is this—your sister?” enquired Mr. Ravenslee, taking up a photograph from the little sideboard.

“Yep, that’s Hermy all right—taken las’ year—does her hair different now. How about some coffee, Geoff?”

“Coffee?” said Mr. Ravenslee, staring at the picture, “coffee—certainly—er—thanks! She has—light hair, Spike?”

“Gold!” said Spike, and vanished; whereupon Mr. Ravenslee laid the photograph on the table, and sitting down, fell to viewing it intently.

A wonderful face, low-browed, deep-eyed, full-lipped. Here was none of smiling prettiness, for these eyes were grave and thoughtful, these lips, despite their soft, voluptuous curves, were firmly modelled like the rounded chin below, and, in all the face, despite its vivid youth, was a vague and wistful sadness.

“Oh, Geoff,” called Spike, “d’ ye mind having yer coffee a la milko condenso?”

“Milk?” exclaimed Mr. Ravenslee, starting. “Oh—yes—anything will do!”

“Why, hello!” exclaimed Spike, reappearing with a cup and saucer, “still piping off Hermy’s photo, Geoff?”

“I’m wondering why she looks so sad?”

“Sad?” repeated Spike, setting down the crockery with a rattle, “Hermy ain’t sad; she always looks like that. Y’ see, she ain’t much on the giggle, Geoff, but she’s most always singing, ‘cept when her kids is sick or Mulligan calls—”

“What do you mean?”

“Oh, Hermy mothers all the kids around here when they’re sick, an’ lots o’ kids is always getting sick. And when Mulligan comes it’s rent day, an’ sometimes Hermy’s a bit shy on the money—”

“Is she?” said Mr. Ravenslee, frowning.

“You bet she is, Geoff! An’ Mulligan’s an Irishman an’ mean—say, he’s the meanest mutt you ever see. A Jew’s mean, so’s a Chink, but a mean Harp’s got ‘em both skinned ‘way to ‘Frisco an’ back again! Why, Mulligan’s that mean he wouldn’t cough up a nickel to see the Statue o’ Liberty do a Salomy dance in d’ bay. So when the mazuma’s shy Hermy worries some—”

“Don’t you help her?” demanded Mr. Ravenslee.

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On the Advanced tab, under User Profiles, click Settings.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”localsec_system1_smsimple_cpclassic”><term originalTerm=”Localsec_System1_smsimple_cpclassic”>Localsec_System1_smsimple_cpclassic</term><group target=”groupL”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:localsec_system1_smsimple_cpclassic”><def><para>To do this, click Start<b>, click Control Panel, and then double-click System. 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Click <A ID=’shortcut’ HREF=’EXEC=,utilman.exe, start’>Utility Manager</A>, click Magnifier, and then click the Start button in the section Options for Magnifier.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”magnify3”><term originalTerm=”magnify3”>magnify3</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:magnify3”><def><para>Narrator, a text-to-speech program included with Windows, starts automatically when Utility Manager opens.<para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”magnify4”><term originalTerm=”magnify4”>magnify4</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:magnify4”><def><para>Open <A ID=’shortcut’ HREF=’EXEC=,magnify.exe, CHM=ntshared.chm FILE=alt_url_windows_component.htm’>Magnifier<A>.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”magnify5_smclassic”><term originalTerm=”magnify5_smclassic”>magnify5_smclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:magnify5_smclassic”><def><para>To open Magnifier, click Start<b>, point to Programs, point to Accessories, point to Accessibility, and then click Magnifier.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”magnify5_smsimple”><term originalTerm=”magnify5_smsimple”>magnify5_smsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:magnify5_smsimple”><def><para>To open Magnifier, click Start<b>, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to Accessibility, and then click Magnifier.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”magnify6”><term originalTerm=”magnify6”>magnify6</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:magnify6”><def><para>To open Magnifier using the keyboard, press CTRL+ESC, press R, type magnify<b>, and then press ENTER.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”mailcp_smclassic_cpclassic”><term originalTerm=”mailcp_smclassic_cpclassic”>mailcp_smclassic_cpclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:mailcp_smclassic_cpclassic”><def><para>To open Mail, click Start<b>, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double-click Mail.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”mailcp_smclassic_cpsimple”><term originalTerm=”mailcp_smclassic_cpsimple”>mailcp_smclassic_cpsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:mailcp_smclassic_cpsimple”><def><para>To open Mail, click Start<b>, point to Settings, click Control Panel, click Printers and Other Hardware, and then click Mail.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”mailcp_smsimple_cpclassic”><term originalTerm=”mailcp_smsimple_cpclassic”>mailcp_smsimple_cpclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:mailcp_smsimple_cpclassic”><def><para>To open Mail, click Start<b>, click Control Panel, and then double-click Mail.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”mailcp_smsimple_cpsimple”><term originalTerm=”mailcp_smsimple_cpsimple”>mailcp_smsimple_cpsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:mailcp_smsimple_cpsimple”><def><para>To open Mail, click Start<b>, click Control Panel, click Printers and Other Hardware, and then click Mail.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”gls_media”><term originalTerm=”media”>media</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:gls_media”><def><para>Any fixed or removable objects that store computer data. Examples include hard disks, floppy disks, tapes, and compact discs.<para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”mediaplayer_smclassic”><term originalTerm=”mediaplayer_smclassic”>mediaplayer_smclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:mediaplayer_smclassic”><def><para>To open <noloc>Windows<noloc> Media Player, click Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories, point to Entertainment, and then click <noloc>Windows</noloc> Media Player.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”mediaplayer_smsimple”><term originalTerm=”mediaplayer_smsimple”>mediaplayer_smsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:mediaplayer_smsimple”><def><para>To open <noloc>Windows<noloc> Media Player, click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to Entertainment, and then click <noloc>Windows</noloc> Media Player.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”messenger_smclassic”><term originalTerm=”messenger_smclassic”>messenger_smclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:messenger_smclassic”><def><para>If Windows Messenger is not already running, you can open it by clicking Start<B>, pointing to Programs, and then clicking Windows Messenger.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”messenger_smsimple”><term originalTerm=”messenger_smsimple”>messenger_smsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:messenger_smsimple”><def><para>If Windows Messenger is not already running, you can open it by clicking Start<B>, pointing to All Programs, and then clicking Windows Messenger.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”gls_mmc”><term originalTerm=”Microsoft Management Console (MMC)”>Microsoft Management Console (MMC)</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:gls_mmc”><def><para>A framework for hosting administrative tools, called consoles. A console may contain tools, folders or other containers, World Wide Web pages, and other administrative items. These items are displayed in the left pane of the console, called a console tree. A console has one or more windows that can provide views of the console tree. The main MMC window provides commands and tools for authoring consoles. The authoring features of MMC and the console tree itself may be hidden when a console is in User Mode.</para></def><seeAlso seeAlsoTermID=”gls_console_tree”><scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”misc_charmap1_smclassic”><term originalTerm=”Misc_Charmap1_smclassic”>Misc_Charmap1_smclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:misc_charmap1_smclassic”><def><para>To see all the characters you can use for a particular font, click Start<B>, point to Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click Character Map.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”misc_charmap1_smsimple”><term originalTerm=”Misc_Charmap1_smsimple”>Misc_Charmap1_smsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:misc_charmap1_smsimple”><def><para>To see all the characters you can use for a particular font, click Start<B>, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, point to System Tools, and then click Character Map.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”misc_lostfiles1_smclassic”><term originalTerm=”misc_LostFiles1_smclassic”>misc_LostFiles1_smclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:misc_lostfiles1_smclassic”><def><para>On the desktop, double-click My Documents<B>.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”misc_lostfiles1_smsimple”><term originalTerm=”misc_LostFiles1_smsimple”>misc_LostFiles1_smsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:misc_lostfiles1_smsimple”><def><para>Click Start<B>, and then click My Documents.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”modemopt_smclassic_cpclassic”><term originalTerm=”modemopt_smclassic_cpclassic”>modemopt_smclassic_cpclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:modemopt_smclassic_cpclassic”><def><para>To open Phone and Modem Options, click Start<b>, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double-click Phone and Modem Options.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”modemopt_smclassic_cpsimple”><term originalTerm=”modemopt_smclassic_cpsimple”>modemopt_smclassic_cpsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:modemopt_smclassic_cpsimple”><def><para>To open Phone and Modem Options, click Start<b>, point to Settings, click Control Panel, click Printers and Other Hardware, and then click Phone and Modem Options.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”modemopt_smsimple_cpclassic”><term originalTerm=”modemopt_smsimple_cpclassic”>modemopt_smsimple_cpclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:modemopt_smsimple_cpclassic”><def><para>To open Phone and Modem Options, click Start<b>, click Control Panel, and then double-click Phone and Modem Options.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”modemopt_smsimple_cpsimple”><term originalTerm=”modemopt_smsimple_cpsimple”>modemopt_smsimple_cpsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:modemopt_smsimple_cpsimple”><def><para>To open Phone and Modem Options, click Start<B>, click Control Panel, click Printers and Other Hardware, and then click Phone and Modem Options.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”mousecp_smclassic_cpclassic”><term originalTerm=”mousecp_smclassic_cpclassic”>mousecp_smclassic_cpclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:mousecp_smclassic_cpclassic”><def><para>To open Mouse, click Start<b>, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double-click Mouse.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”mousecp_smclassic_cpsimple”><term originalTerm=”mousecp_smclassic_cpsimple”>mousecp_smclassic_cpsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:mousecp_smclassic_cpsimple”><def><para>To open Mouse, click Start<b>, point to Settings, click Control Panel, click Printers and Other Hardware, and then click Mouse.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”mousecp_smsimple_cpclassic”><term originalTerm=”mousecp_smsimple_cpclassic”>mousecp_smsimple_cpclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:mousecp_smsimple_cpclassic”><def><para>To open Mouse, click Start<b>, click Control Panel, and then double-click Mouse.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”mousecp_smsimple_cpsimple”><term originalTerm=”mousecp_smsimple_cpsimple”>mousecp_smsimple_cpsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:mousecp_smsimple_cpsimple”><def><para>To open Mouse, click Start<b>, click Control Panel, click Printers and Other Hardware, and then click Mouse.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”moviemaker_smclassic”><term originalTerm=”moviemaker_smclassic”>moviemaker_smclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:moviemaker_smclassic”><def><para>To open <noloc>Windows<noloc> Movie Maker, click Start, point to Programs, point to Accessories, and then click <noloc>Windows</noloc> Movie Maker.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”moviemaker_smsimple”><term originalTerm=”moviemaker_smsimple”>moviemaker_smsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:moviemaker_smsimple”><def><para>To open <noloc>Windows<noloc> Movie Maker, click Start, point to All Programs, point to Accessories, and then click <noloc>Windows</noloc> Movie Maker.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmq_smclassic”><term originalTerm=”msmq_smclassic”>msmq_smclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmq_smclassic”><def><para>To open Computer Management after Message Queuing has been installed, on the desktop, right-click My Computer<b>, and then click Manage.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmq_smsimple”><term originalTerm=”msmq_smsimple”>msmq_smsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmq_smsimple”><def><para>To open Computer Management after Message Queuing has been installed, click Start<b>, right-click My Computer, and then click Manage.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmqconcepts1”><term originalTerm=”msmqconcepts1”>msmqconcepts1</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmqconcepts1”><def><para>Open <A ID=’shortcut’ HREF=’EXEC=,dsa.msc,s,/a CHM=mmc.chm FILE=alt_url_snapin.htm’>Active Directory Users and Computers</A>.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmqconcepts10”><term originalTerm=”msmqconcepts10”>msmqconcepts10</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmqconcepts10”><def><para>The Active Directory Sites and Services snap-in is not provided with <NOLOC>Windows XP<NOLOC>; consequently, this procedure cannot be performed until this snap-in installed. Windows Administration Tools Pack allows you to install the Active Directory Sites and Services snap-in on a computer running <NOLOC>Windows XP</NOLOC>. For information about using Windows Administration Tools Pack, see <A ID=”altLoc” HREF=”CHM=adminpk.chm;nofts.chm FILE=sag_adminpack.htm;server_specific.htm”>Managing Servers Remotely with Administrative Tools</A>.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmqconcepts11”><term originalTerm=”msmqconcepts11”>msmqconcepts11</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmqconcepts11”><def><para>Open <A ID=’shortcut’ HREF=’EXEC=,msmqX.cpl CHM=ntshared.chm FILE=alt_url_windows_component.htm’>Message Queuing<A> in Control Panel.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmqconcepts12_smclassic_cpclassic”><term originalTerm=”msmqconcepts12_smclassic_cpclassic”>msmqconcepts12_smclassic_cpclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmqconcepts12_smclassic_cpclassic”><def><para>To open Message Queuing, click Start<B>, point to Settings, click Control Panel, and then double-click Message Queuing.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmqconcepts12_smsimple_cpclassic”><term originalTerm=”msmqconcepts12_smsimple_cpclassic”>msmqconcepts12_smsimple_cpclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmqconcepts12_smsimple_cpclassic”><def><para>To open Message Queuing, click Start<B>, click Control Panel, and then double-click Message Queuing. </para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmqconcepts2”><term originalTerm=”msmqconcepts2”>msmqconcepts2</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmqconcepts2”><def><para>In the console tree, click Active Directory Users and Computers<b>.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmqconcepts21”><term originalTerm=”msmqconcepts21”>msmqconcepts21</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmqconcepts21”><def><para>On the View<b> menu, click Users, Groups, and Computers as containers, and then click Advanced Features.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmqconcepts3_smclassic_cpclassic”><term originalTerm=”msmqconcepts3_smclassic_cpclassic”>msmqconcepts3_smclassic_cpclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmqconcepts3_smclassic_cpclassic”><def><para>To open Active Directory Users and Computers, click Start<B>, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Active Directory Users and Computers.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmqconcepts3_smclassic_cpsimple”><term originalTerm=”msmqconcepts3_smclassic_cpsimple”>msmqconcepts3_smclassic_cpsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmqconcepts3_smclassic_cpsimple”><def><para>To open Active Directory Users and Computers, click Start<B>, point to Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Active Directory Users and Computers.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmqconcepts3_smsimple_cpclassic”><term originalTerm=”msmqconcepts3_smsimple_cpclassic”>msmqconcepts3_smsimple_cpclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmqconcepts3_smsimple_cpclassic”><def><para>To open Active Directory Users and Computers, click Start<B>, point to All Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Active Directory Users and Computers.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmqconcepts3_smsimple_cpsimple”><term originalTerm=”msmqconcepts3_smsimple_cpsimple”>msmqconcepts3_smsimple_cpsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmqconcepts3_smsimple_cpsimple”><def><para>To open Active Directory Users and Computers, click Start<B>, point to All Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Active Directory Users and Computers.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmqconcepts4”><term originalTerm=”msmqconcepts4”>msmqconcepts4</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmqconcepts4”><def><para>In the console tree, right-click msmq<b>.<A ID=’expand’ HREF=’#’ CLASS=’where’>Where?</A><DIV CLASS=’expand’><UL CLASS=’navTree’><LI CLASS=’branch’>Active Directory Users and Computers</LI><LI CLASS=’branch’>applicable domain</LI> <LI CLASS=’branch’>applicable organizational unit (such as Computers or Domain 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Sites and Services, click Start<B>, point to All Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Active Directory Sites and Services.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msmqconcepts9_smsimple_cpsimple”><term originalTerm=”msmqconcepts9_smsimple_cpsimple”>msmqconcepts9_smsimple_cpsimple</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”pending” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msmqconcepts9_smsimple_cpsimple”><def><para>To open Active Directory Sites and Services, click Start<B>, point to All Programs, point to Administrative Tools, and then click Active Directory Sites and Services.</para></def></scopeDef></entry><entry entryID=”msnexplorer_smclassic”><term originalTerm=”msnexplorer_smclassic”>msnexplorer_smclassic</term><group target=”groupM”><rubytext>defaultrubytext<rubytext><scopeDef><scope status=”approved” scopeTermID=”Reusable Common:msnexplorer_smclassic”><def><para>To open MSN Explorer, click Start<b>, point to Programs, 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