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In news:63EC44EB-EB59-413C-B87F-BFEE226B8755@microsoft.com,
Alphard <Alphard@discussions.microsoft.com> typed:
> Thanks for reply.
>
> Its XP Pro. However If I change user configuration doesn't that
> affect just the currently logged on user?
Nope.
> how to assign policy to
> another account?
Policies aren't per-user like that....
> I am prolly just missing something simple here.
Group policy can lock down the whole shebang, but in reading the other
replies to your post, I think the Doug Knox utility will be a better bet for
you. Try it and see.
> Also
> I bet once I compile the kind of setup I want for a user I can export
> it to a file and import on another computer?
>
> Thanks
>
>>
>>
>> In news:C20C5A9C-D590-4A5F-8E66-08740872369C@microsoft.com,
>> Alphard <Alphard@discussions.microsoft.com> typed:
>>> Hi.
>>>
>>> I need to further limit the user accounts on a number of XP
>>> machines. Something in the lines of GP would be nice but I think
>>> that can be done only in domain environment? Anyways my questions
>>> is what are my options.
>>>
>>> I am looking for ways to lock the desktop, user
>>> preferences/customization etc.
>>>
>>> Thank you,
>>> Tarmo
>>
>> XP Home, or Pro? Home is fairly crippled and I don't believe you can
>> use group policy in it. With Pro, go to start | run, type
>> gpedit.msc, and away you go.
>>
>> Be careful you don't lock yourself out of anything!