It is true that the Home editions of Windows 7 do not include the Local Security Policy or Print Management.
<h3 /><h3>What is Local Security Policy?</h3>
Local Security Policy is a set of information about the security of the local computer. The Local Security Policy can be found in the Windows operating system. Local security policy information includes:
- Domains that are trusted to authenticate login attempts.
- What user accounts are allowed access to the system and how. For example, interactively, over a network, or as a service.
- Rights and privileges assigned to the account.
- Security audit policy.
The Local Security Authority (LSA) stores local policy information in a set of LSA policy objects.
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Answer:
First by
Clicking
New Button (+) THEN click Vendor THEN click Credit
Secondly
Click Expenses Center then click New Transaction then finally click Vendor Credit
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