I have replaced a previous staff person and many folders are locked with her
name as administrator. How do I remove her name and replace it with mine as
administrator? Thanks.

If I understand it correctly, the name on an Adminstrator account is
Administrator. You just need to get the password for this account. There is
a difference between *the* Administrator account and a user account with
administrator privileges. When you log in as Administrator, you can also
give your user account administrator privileges. But this is really a
Windows questions, and I know next to nothing about Windows, so you really
should be asking this in a Windows NG, not one for Word.

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"Patti Rogers" Patti wrote in message
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I have replaced a previous staff person and many folders are locked with
her
name as administrator. How do I remove her name and replace it with mine
as
administrator? Thanks.

See http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=308421 "How to take
ownership of a file or folder in Windows XP".

Patti Rogers wrote:

I have replaced a previous staff person and many folders are locked with her
name as administrator. How do I remove her name and replace it with mine as
administrator? Thanks.