How to disable drag and drop in Windows Explorer Xp

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Hi,

How to disable drag and drop in mapped drive in windows Explorer ? Windows
Xp is in Domain AD...
Thanks for solution

Gilles

 

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"Gilles GODIN" <g.godin@ambassade.tm.fr> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> How to disable drag and drop in mapped drive in windows Explorer ? Windows
> Xp is in Domain AD...
> Thanks for solution

You don't.
If you do not want a user to drag and drop a file to copy it; then do not
give them read permission to the file.

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"Gilles GODIN" <g.godin@ambassade.tm.fr> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> How to disable drag and drop in mapped drive in windows Explorer ? Windows
> Xp is in Domain AD...
> Thanks for solution
>
> Gilles
>
>

 

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Well, Thank mike, but...

No, a file copy is ok, but not a move, user lost original folder after a
happy mouse, I want a read and write permission to the folder and file, but
not move a folder with a drag and drop or enable prompt before for
confirm...

Thanks
Gilles

 

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"Gilles GODIN" <g.godin@ambassade.tm.fr> wrote in message
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> Well, Thank mike, but...
>
> No, a file copy is ok, but not a move, user lost original folder after a
> happy mouse, I want a read and write permission to the folder and file,
> but
> not move a folder with a drag and drop or enable prompt before for
> confirm...
>

Still - no (but possible yes) - to move a file a user needs to be able to
delete it from its current location - so you need to sort out your
permissions appropriately.

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Regards,

Mike
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"Gilles GODIN" <g.godin@ambassade.tm.fr> wrote in message
news:e0HHp6mXFHA.584@TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> Well, Thank mike, but...
>
> No, a file copy is ok, but not a move, user lost original folder after a
> happy mouse, I want a read and write permission to the folder and file,
> but
> not move a folder with a drag and drop or enable prompt before for
> confirm...
>
> Thanks
> Gilles
>
>

 

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Ok, thank mike,

I find in the internet explorer security zone, for the intranet zone, an
option "Drap-move or Drop-paste" with a enable, request or disable...
for what context is do ("intranet zone" is same that "lan network", not ?),
but it did not work, snif !

Best regards
Gilles