kiosks and disenabling features

[Elisabeth Roche]

Karen- responding with a broad brush here.:)

Well- I myself would like to know why, but I really don't think its
necessary to *advertise* the features you aren't allowing people to use.

I think lan managers have discovered this truth; when people discover a
feature that is unavailable they'll spend their time trying to figure out
how to get past that *block* and quite often succeed.

Better to design a flow of can-do features that satisfy the needs of the
user, who hopefully will be so successful using those that they won't even
notice what "might-have-been."
:))
Elisabeth Roche ace at opus1.com
serendipity RULES!
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> but I'd much rather have a feature built in that allowed me to
>disable executables and point to a page that explained why.
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