On Windows XP - Change monitor resolution based on which user is logged in?

"I found this program : ""XP Keep per User Display Settings"". I quote:

The program is launched for each and
every user -- don't worry, it's rather
small -- and monitors the following
events:


switching among active users
users logging off


Each time such an event occurs the
current user's display settings are
saved in that user's part of the
registry.
Conversely, each time a user logs in
or becomes active, his/her saved
settings are restored."

"Multi-monitor resolution change can be achieved for free by using MultiRes (115K when installed!) from a batch file called from user logon scripts.

For example, place the following in a batch file (adding users as necessary and call it something like MultiRes.bat):

if /I %USERNAME% == USER1 ""c:\program files\MultiRes\multires.exe"" /1:1280,1024,32,60 /2:1280,1024,32,60 /exit
if /I %USERNAME% == USER2 ""c:\program files\MultiRes\multires.exe"" /1:1024,768,32,60 /2:1024,768,32,60 /exit

Place this batch file in an accessible directory, such as:

C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\MultiRes.bat

Add this as a user logon script:

Open the Group Policy Editor (Start -> Run, enter gpedit.msc)
In the left-hand tree of the Group Policy window, open User Configuration
Open Windows Settings
Click Scripts (Logon/Logoff)
In the right-hand pane, double-click Logon
In the Logon Properties window, click Add...
Click Browse... and select your MultiRes.bat file
Click OK and then OK again and close the Group Policy window

Please Note: MultiRes is free for personal use only. See above URL for further details."