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>I have attached the .adm files that I think might be of
>interest to you.  The ones with custom in the name are ones that will
>allow you to do things such as restrict internet downloads, prohibit
>viewing of hidden or system files, etc, etc.  The windows.adm is the one
>that you can use to restrict access to the display properties.

Previously, I attached a file titled iecustom.adm to the above email.
Please substitute this attached file.  (I initially grabbed the older
version).  If you open the iecustom.adm file you should see the following
at the top:

; Customized ADM file created by
; Keith Runge, Systems Engineer
; Last Revised 04/24/02

Make sure that you are using the one modified on 4/24/02 instead of the
earlier attached file modified on 2/07/01

Keith Runge is my brother-in-law who has been a wonderful resource to me.
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To Paul,
Thanks for giving folks the reg hack for the login script.  I can't
remember if I included that in my ppt presentation.  The reason that I
didn't include the common.adm file with my initial attachments is because
there is nothing in it for Win98.  I always included it when I created my
config.pol file until one day I opened it up to see what options it gave
me and I was surprised to find that there were no options in it (unless I
am missing something, which very well could be the case!)

following is from Paul Wood:
>Lisa you will also need common.adm, which is on the Win98 CD.  I
>wouldn't go to each workstation to install the dll.  Use this logon
>script.  It will only copy the dll and run the reg hack on windows 98
>clients.
>
>@ECHO Off
>SETLOCAL
>VER | find "NT" > nul
>IF not errorlevel 1 GOTO win_NT
>
>VER | find "2000" > nul
>IF not errorlevel 1 GOTO win_NT
>
>VER | find "XP" > nul
>IF not errorlevel 1 GOTO win_NT
>
>VER | find "98" > nul
>IF not errorlevel 1 GOTO win_9x
>
>VER | find "95" > nul
>IF not errorlevel 1 GOTO win_9x
>
>:win_NT
>goto end
>
>:win_9x
>copy \\%servername%\netlogon\grouppol.dll c:\windows\system
>regedit /s \\%servername%\netlogon\grouppol.reg
>goto end
>
>:unknown_os
>:end
>
>Hope this helps,
>Paul Wood
>IT Coordinator, RNESU

Fred Wadlington, Systems Administrator
Milton Town School District
(802) 893-3215 x114