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| I recently upgraded to Windows Vista for a computer lab. Is there anyway I can limit the standard accounts even more than what Windows have provided? Basically these computers are publicly accessed computers, so I only want the user to have access to Microsoft Office and the Internet and perhaps a few other programs (like AIM etc). Anyone have suggestions on how I can do this in Vista? | Guest
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| It might take a little work and troubleshooting, but you could setup "software restriction policies" within the computer secuirty section of group policy. "Tan" wrote: Quote:
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