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Companies can customize the login screen to include a company logo or deliver messages to users.
Administrators can improve network security by forcing users to select passwords that are difficult to hack, such as words with numbers or non-repeating letters. In a Windows 95 environment the cancel button can be removed from the login screen, thus creating a more secure desktop environment. You may give each page an identifying name, server, and channel on the next lines.