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7.4

removing common tasks from explorer view

Asked by Lynx_Tech in Windows 2003 Server

Tags: Server 2003, AD, GPO, GPMC

I want to remove the links, address bar, buttons ( or maybe customize the buttons) and the folder path shown in the explorer view. Also, to remove the left side folder and file tasks along with the other ways to share or browse.       This way only the share that I create will show it's contents and child objects.

This is only for one user or a group. This is in server 2003 AD. I cannot find anything in GPO.

Where do I start and how do I find these modifications?
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