That's an interesting observation. Yes, I supposed that would be an issue, but consider that this feature only works on the Express edition and assumes the "user" would be a traditional Windows user--not an ASP client. It's designed to work with Windows XP etc...
re: SQL Server Express Edition, the Profiler and User Instances
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