trashed public use computers

[Andrew Murgas]

Look into a product called "ghost multicast" by Innovative software. 
It sounds what you are looking for. It was developed by a group
called Binary Research, LTD. and the people I've talked with who use
it have been pretty happy.

Another option is to bite the bullet and get a zip drive and do some
backups. That way you have a permanent backup in case your hard drive
decides to go the way of the dinosaurs.

See? I was nice. Hope this helps.

Andrew R. Murgas                               Suburban Library System
Information Technology Specialist              murgasa at sls.lib.il.us
"to strive, to seek, to find, and not to yield" - Tennyson


On Tue, 2 Jun 1998, PERLIB01 wrote:

> We have five public use Internet stations not networked.  Each machine
> has Menu builder and Winlock on it for security.  I find that if the
> patrons 
> want to  rearrange our computers, they will.  Therefore, can someone
> tell me how I can reload each "messed with" computer quickly and easily?
> Be gentle.  I'm a neophyte.  Thanks.  Carole Hayter, Midland Public
> Library.
>