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john
Some of our users have multiple quick launch icons on their desktops.
Is there any way to remove them with login scripts?
thanks,
Is there any way to remove them with login scripts?
thanks,
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Pegasus
john said:Some of our users have multiple quick launch icons on their desktops.
Is there any way to remove them with login scripts?
thanks,
Do you mean "Multiple icons on the Desktop" or do you mean
"Multiple quick launch icons in the Quick Launch Bar"?
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john
Do you mean "Multiple icons on the Desktop" or do you mean
"Multiple quick launch icons in the Quick Launch Bar"?
Multiple quick launch icons. If I right click taskbar, then go to
toolbars, I have multiple quick launch icons there.
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Pegasus
john said:Multiple quick launch icons. If I right click taskbar, then go to
toolbars, I have multiple quick launch icons there.
Right-click the duplicated icons, click the General tab
and make a note of the location of the icons. This will
enable you to delete the duplicates with your logon
script.
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john
Right-click the duplicated icons, click the General tab
and make a note of the location of the icons. This will
enable you to delete the duplicates with your logon
script.
OK, probably I wasn't clear enough. We have many users experiencing
this problem.
Looks like it is related to our terminal server. What happens, quick
launch toolbar appears more then once on our computers. Is there any
way to make control it by our login scripts? Can I control number of
QLToolbars?
So far the only way
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Pegasus
john said:OK, probably I wasn't clear enough. We have many users experiencing
this problem.
Looks like it is related to our terminal server. What happens, quick
launch toolbar appears more then once on our computers. Is there any
way to make control it by our login scripts? Can I control number of
QLToolbars?
So far the only way
I previously assumed that your users had multiple but identical items
in their Quick Launch bar. You now tell us that they have multiple
QLBs. I once googled for a similar problems: Users having multiple
language bars under TS sessions. The problem was caused by
some users using different languages, which caused the above problem
under TS sessions. It got fixed by manually deleting the unwanted
languate bars.
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Patrick
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Why do you need to interfere in the users' desktops? That's their workspace
which they've organized for their efficiency.
john said:Some of our users have multiple quick launch icons on their desktops.
Is there any way to remove them with login scripts?
Why do you need to interfere in the users' desktops? That's their workspace
which they've organized for their efficiency.
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john
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Why do you need to interfere in the users' desktops? That's their workspace
which they've organized for their efficiency.
I have to delete those toolbars because that's their workspace. Users
are not creating them. Imagine you have 10 exactly the same ql
toolbars.
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john
I previously assumed that your users had multiple but identical items
in their Quick Launch bar. You now tell us that they have multiple
QLBs. I once googled for a similar problems: Users having multiple
language bars under TS sessions. The problem was caused by
some users using different languages, which caused the above problem
under TS sessions. It got fixed by manually deleting the unwanted
languate bars.
All users are using the same language (English)
It seems like toolbars are recreated everytime someone is connecting
to our terminal server.
I also tried to google it, found a few posts with the same problem but
no one posted any resolution.
I am assuming there must be some registry key that I can delete or
modify whenever somebody log in.
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john
All users are using the same language (English)
It seems like toolbars are recreated everytime someone is connecting
to our terminal server.
I also tried to google it, found a few posts with the same problem but
no one posted any resolution.
I am assuming there must be some registry key that I can delete or
modify whenever somebody log in.
So any ideas?