Adding a site to the trusted sites list

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Smellyfrog

Hi,

Is there an easy, idiot proof, way of adding a site to the trusted
sites list. I basically don't want to have the users to have to go
through the successive screens.

The users are not all using XP, some are still using win2K.

What I was hoping for basically is some kind of a "script" I could run
on the client (either a batch or a javascript).

Most users would not have admin rights on their workstation.

Thanks
Yannick
 
Set them on one machine, then open Regedit and export the relevant
Registry key to create a .reg file to use on other machines.
You should find them under:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet
Settings\ZoneMap\Domains

....Alan
 
Smellyfrog said:
Hi,

Is there an easy, idiot proof, way of adding a site to the trusted
sites list. I basically don't want to have the users to have to go
through the successive screens.
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How about an addition to the Tools menu? Add to Trusted zone (Alt-T,u)

I have this in IE7b1 and I can't remember if I added it myself or not. ; o

In any case, it was originally available in one of the IE5 add-on packages
and probably still works the same way...

.... (this was starting to sound familiar)...

<excerpt from="reply last month ; o">

Which OS? Check your Tools menu?
(I see "Add to trusted zone" there in XPsp2. E.g. press Alt-T,u)


I think these used to be scripts added by IE5 Power Tweaks
but I can't find a Microsoft reference for them any more:

http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/restricted.htm

Section: Add new Menu Items to Internet Explorer

(MSN search for
"Add to trusted zone" "Add to restricted zone"
)


Hmm... it looks like that's where graburl.htm comes from
so I guess I installed it in this XPsp2 partition
but don't remember doing that. ; }

The users are not all using XP, some are still using win2K.

What I was hoping for basically is some kind of a "script" I could run
on the client (either a batch or a javascript).

Most users would not have admin rights on their workstation.

Thanks
Yannick
Click to expand...


Good luck

Robert Aldwinckle
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How about an addition to the Tools menu? Add to Trusted zone (Alt-T,u)

I have this in IE7b1 and I can't remember if I added it myself or not. ; o

In any case, it was originally available in one of the IE5 add-on packages
and probably still works the same way...

... (this was starting to sound familiar)...

<excerpt from="reply last month ; o">

Which OS? Check your Tools menu?
(I see "Add to trusted zone" there in XPsp2. E.g. press Alt-T,u)


I think these used to be scripts added by IE5 Power Tweaks
but I can't find a Microsoft reference for them any more:

http://www.mvps.org/winhelp2002/restricted.htm
Click to expand...

Robert,

It may be a bit late at night for me and I may be missing something
but my MS reference is unchanged for the last 4 years.

IE5 Web Accessories:
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/previous/webaccess/default.asp

....Alan
 
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