Re: Folder Redirection
Posted: 07-19-2003, 02:34 AM
account with Administrator privileges, log on, and from the My Computer
windows, right-click any NTFS drive (note that you cannot do this in a FAT32
drive or volume) and choose Properties in the Disk Management menu.
Click the Quota tab and check the Enable quota management box. Adjust the
other options according to your needs. I think that ought to do what you
want to do.
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Bob Delaney
Microsoft Desktop Systems MVP
"Olaf" <Olaf_vonRein@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
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> here is the plan: to each user on my win xp pro family
> pc, i would like to assign a disk partition (the size of
> which matches the capacity of my backup tapes, so
> facilitating backups.)
>
> here is what i do: via Disk Management i have mapped
> various partitions onto the various My Document (empty)
> folders.
>
> here's the rub: Outlook, the biggest space gobbler in a
> neglected user environment, does not use My Documents but
> accesses Application Data and Local Settings in the
> folder above. XP will not allow me to map a disk
> partition onto the user folder (i tried and failed).
>
> here's what i read should work: apparently there is sthg
> called Folder Redirection available under Group Policy
> which sounds like it should allow me to map the user
> directory itself, not just My Documents. however, when i
> launch gpedit.msc and look under Local Computer
> Policy/User Configuration/Windows Setting i cannot see
> the much-vaunted Folder Redirection tab. i find the
> online documentation quite inadequate. it seems to
> suggest that this is primarily a functionality designed
> for network drives but should also work stand-alone.
> elsewhere, it seems to say i have to Create a Group
> Policy (how? there is no add/create/new/what-have-you)
> for a folder.
>
> does anyone have experience with this?
>
> thanks v much - ovr.

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