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Guest
Hello All,
We have an Windows 2003 Server and XP client network. I am trying to enforce
some controls on a pool of laptops that are shared between students. What I
want is to ensure that the students can only save their documents on their
network folders, to do this I would like to hide the local drives (A,C,D and
E) in the common File Save/Save As dialogs. Is this possible.
I know I can hide the actual drives in Admin -> Windows Explorer -> Hide
Specific Drives, but this hides everything and we do store some resources on
the local disks that the students do need to access.
Does anyone know if I can do what I want to do, or do I need to move the
resources to a network drive and lock down access to the local disks?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Paul
We have an Windows 2003 Server and XP client network. I am trying to enforce
some controls on a pool of laptops that are shared between students. What I
want is to ensure that the students can only save their documents on their
network folders, to do this I would like to hide the local drives (A,C,D and
E) in the common File Save/Save As dialogs. Is this possible.
I know I can hide the actual drives in Admin -> Windows Explorer -> Hide
Specific Drives, but this hides everything and we do store some resources on
the local disks that the students do need to access.
Does anyone know if I can do what I want to do, or do I need to move the
resources to a network drive and lock down access to the local disks?
Thanks in advance for your help.
Paul