Netscape and MSIE administration kits -- any info?

[Chuck Bearden]

It's important to note that Policy Editor will not prevent write access to 
C: drive, only that it hides the C: drive icon in My Computer.  The 
Windows95 common Open/Save dialog still lets one type "C:\*.*" and display 
all directories and files on C: drive.  The only ways around this are either 
to use 3rd party security software, to use 16-bit apps with the old Open/Save 
dialogs, or to hide and make read-only all the files you don't want users 
to see in the Open/Save dialogs.  Policy Editor is very limited in this 
regard.  

Chuck

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--- On Wed, 25 Sep 1996 11:37:50 -0700  "Michael S. Wilde" 
<mswilde at coyote.csusm.edu> wrote:

>
>Tim..you should be able to restrict write access to the C drive with the
>Policy Editor in Win95...its on your cd (under admintools) or you can get
>it free off the web....
>
>
>				Michael

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