Win95 Policy Editor

[Donna Schumann]

Assuming that the Windows 95 policies work like NT policies, there are
three possible states for policy items: restricted (box checked), allowed
(box white), and ambiguous (box grey). Once you have set a restriction for
a user, you must change the policy setting to allowed. If you leave the
policy setting ambiguous (grey), the system will continue inforcing the
restrictions. I believe that you will need to create a new config.pol file
and specify that all the policy items are allowed. 

HTH Donna 

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Donna Schumann                  Application System Specialist 
Timberland Regional Library     360-704-4542 FAX: 360-586-6838 
Olympia, Washington             schumann at timberland.lib.wa.us 

On Thu, 30 Oct 1997, Kay McCoy wrote:

> How does one reduce the restrictions originally set up for a particular
> user name?
> 
> I have used Windows 95 Policy Editor to place restrictions on certain
> (namely "patron") network/windows login names.  I now want to change those
> restrictions, allowing more access with that login.
> 
> I have changed settings in the patron user in my config.pol file.
> 
> I have even changed the registry back to automatic update and removed the
> file name, config.pol.
> 
> I have deleted the config.pol file from the hard drive.
> 
> Still, if I log on as "patron"  I get the original restrictions.
> 
> Any ideas??
> 
> Kay R. McCoy                             mccoyk at raleigh.lib.wv.us 
> Automation Manager                    phone/fax:  304-465-5664
> Fayette County Public Libraries
> Oak Hill, WV  25901
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> Kay R. McCoy                             mccoyk at raleigh.lib.wv.us 
> Automation Manager                    phone/fax:  304-465-5664
> Fayette County Public Libraries
> Oak Hill, WV  25901
>