Q:

Two users using the same same user profile while not in a domain

I have a windows server 2003 acting as a terminal server, this computer is not a member of any domain.  We demo our product on the server by creating a user account.  The person logs in uses the demo for a few weeks and when they are done we delete the user account. 
However every time we do this it creates a new folder in C:\Documents and Settings\. I know with domains you can have many users point at one profile and make it read only so all changes are dumped afterwords, but is there a way to do that when the machine is not on a domain?  I would really like it if I didn't have to remote in and clean up the folders every time. 
EDIT-
I already have utility for scripting the cleanup, I just would rather have the extra folders not created if possible.  It feels like the "correct" way of doing it. 

A:

Its called a "Mandatory Profile": http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307800
Apply whatever settings you want to the profile, rename the .dat to .man, then, when creating accounts in future (or modify existing), set the "Profile" field in the accounts properties to  that profile's directory. 
(The link above shows how to set this path)

