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Bryan

Hi all,

How to add an application to the forder "\Document and
Setting\Administrator\"?
The forder "Administrator" will be create after FBA,
how do I put an application to the "Document and setting\
Administrator" before the first boot and after the FBA
procedure?

Bryan
 
I don't know why you want your application there but have you tried to enter
something like:
%24%\Document and Setting\Administrator
In file destination folder.


Regards,
Slobodan
 
Hi,

I have to restrict a user account to access the
administrator's application.

If I try this %24%\Document and Setting\Administrator,
There will have another folder of Document and
Setting\Administrator after the FBA procedure.

Thanks.
 
If I try this %24%\Document and Setting\Administrator,
There will have another folder of Document and
Setting\Administrator after the FBA procedure.
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I don't understand reply.
But real folder name is "Documents and Settings"

Also if you need to restrict user from starting applications, then you must
use NTFS.
You can set security attributes to exe files so only intended users can have
desired access to certain files.



Regards,
Slobodan
 
Hi,

I use the NTFS.
But I can not right-click and select the security.
Which component I have to add?

Thanks
 
Bryan,

To have right click working, turn on "Show context menu on shell folders"
and "Show context menu on task bar" options in "User Interface Core"
component settings.

To get a security tab working from a right click menu you may want to
include "Security Shell Extension" component and resolve it dependencies.

Btw, if you still have problem that FBA creates a new Administrator.xxxx
directory when you use "%24%\Document and Settings\Administrator" for your
component files, you may consider to put the files under some existing
directories of you runtime (e.g. \windows\system32) and create a batch file
that moves the files to "%24%\Document and Settings\Administrator" at
runtime as RunOnce item (or startup). The batch file may clean up itself
when it is done. This way you may have any numbers of users in your image
and divide\separate any runtime resources between the users automatically
(from your components) rather then do the runtime setup each time before the
image reseal.

KM,
BSquare Corp.

B> Hi,

B> I use the NTFS.
B> But I can not right-click and select the security.
B> Which component I have to add?

B> Thanks
 
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