[WEB4LIB] IEAK

[Doug Macdonald]

We use the system policy files from IEAK 5 but not IEAK 5 itself (dont
have a license). We import the inetres.adm, inetset.adm, and inetcorp.adm
files into the System Policy Editor which is then the tool we use to
configure both IE 5 settings (disabling access to "Internet Options" 
dialog, etc) and shell settings (like hiding dives, hiding desktop icons,
etc).

Doug Macdonald
Programmer/Analyst
University of Saskatchewan Libraries

On Tue, 24 Aug 1999, Jane Frasier wrote:

> Is any one using Internet Explorer Administration Kit to configure public
> internet workstations?  How about using to add other security like hiding
> drives and the network neighborhood?  It looks like from the documentation
> that it would work really slick but I am having trouble with it.
> 
> Jane Frasier, Microcomputer Manager
> Jefferson County (CO) Public Library
> 
>