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Dennis Longnecker
When we implemented the locking screen saver in a Global Policy, so that
workstations time out after x minutes of inactivity, the users lost the
ability to specify what screen saver to get.
Within Windows 2000, is it possible to activate a Global Policy to implement
the locking timeout, but still allow the user to specify the screen saver
(i.e. marquee, blank, starfield, etc.)
workstations time out after x minutes of inactivity, the users lost the
ability to specify what screen saver to get.
Within Windows 2000, is it possible to activate a Global Policy to implement
the locking timeout, but still allow the user to specify the screen saver
(i.e. marquee, blank, starfield, etc.)