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Dave Niemeyer
2nd Post, no answer before:
The Active Desktop method of specifying a wallpaper in GP won't work for us
since we check "hide all items on desktop." The affected users get NO
wallpaper unless we uncheck "hide all items," but I need to hide all the
icons on the desktop..
Is there any way to specify a wallpaper W/O Active Desktop, any policy, any
template out there that would do that?
Or is there any way to allow the active desktop but still hide ALL the icons
and get the wallpaper to work?
I know I can do it at the local machine and force a default user profile
that all new users inherit at each machine, but I need more than that
because the wallpaper will spell out for us who's logged in, what type of
user. So, different OU's get different wallpapers (and we desire different
background colors or color schemes as well if at all possible.)
Thanks in advance.
Dave Niemeyer
The Active Desktop method of specifying a wallpaper in GP won't work for us
since we check "hide all items on desktop." The affected users get NO
wallpaper unless we uncheck "hide all items," but I need to hide all the
icons on the desktop..
Is there any way to specify a wallpaper W/O Active Desktop, any policy, any
template out there that would do that?
Or is there any way to allow the active desktop but still hide ALL the icons
and get the wallpaper to work?
I know I can do it at the local machine and force a default user profile
that all new users inherit at each machine, but I need more than that
because the wallpaper will spell out for us who's logged in, what type of
user. So, different OU's get different wallpapers (and we desire different
background colors or color schemes as well if at all possible.)
Thanks in advance.
Dave Niemeyer