FAR Background Copy Service has three approaches on the network (each one has
its own disadvantages).

1. Using current user's account.
   This is the default case. The service has LocalSystem account and accesses
   network and local resources using account of the user who initiated service
   activity (copying, deleting etc.)
   
   Note: As this user logs off, system aborts all service's network
         connections.

2. Using manually set account (works with any(?) network provider).
   The service itself has LocalSystem account but accesses network resources as
   user specified in the registry (see below). However, local access is
   performed under current user's account.
   
   [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\FARBCopy\Parameters]
   "LogonUser"="UserName"
   "LogonDomain"="UserDomain"
   "LogonPassword"="UserPassword"

   Note: Password is stored as the plain text, so use this method with caution.
         Our recommendation is to disable read access to the registry hive
         mentioned above for all users except "System".

3. Using account of FarBCopy service (works with MS Windows Network only).
   Set account of the service through "Services" applet in the Control Panel.
   The service will run and access network and local resources under this
   account.

   Note: The service can not access Netware resources in this case.
