Multiple User Sign-On

I posted this else where and haven't received a reply.
Perhaps you networkers can help me. I am starting the
system with my Primary Network Logon as Client for
Microsoft Networks, but not using validation. Here's what
it is:

I've set up my first PC for multiple users and everything
works like it's suppose to. But, it seems I've seen this
done before and on that PC, when the sign-on box appeared,
you could see all of the available user ID's with a drop-
down list. Am I imagining this or how do you activate
this? Right now, when changing users, you have to type the
new user ID, replacing the previous user ID, each time.

From the Network properties screen in Control Panel, set "Microsoft Family
Logon" as the primary network logon. If it's not installed, install it
first.

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"J F" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:733501c37e00$2879b330$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I posted this else where and haven't received a reply.
> Perhaps you networkers can help me. I am starting the
> system with my Primary Network Logon as Client for
> Microsoft Networks, but not using validation. Here's what
> it is:
>
> I've set up my first PC for multiple users and everything
> works like it's suppose to. But, it seems I've seen this
> done before and on that PC, when the sign-on box appeared,
> you could see all of the available user ID's with a drop-
> down list. Am I imagining this or how do you activate
> this? Right now, when changing users, you have to type the
> new user ID, replacing the previous user ID, each time.
>