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Currently have many kids receiving the same desktop via redirected folder. &nbsp;Each user's desktop is redirected to \\Server\Desktop share. &nbsp;<br />
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What permissions should I use on this folder if I only want the desktop work hold shortcuts and NOT allow the users to add any additional icons or save any documents?
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Currently have many kids receiving the same desktop via redirected folder.  Each user's desktop is redirected to \\Server\Desktop share.  

What permissions should I use on this folder if I only want the desktop work hold shortcuts and NOT allow the users to add any additional icons or save any documents?

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&quot;Mandatory&quot; Redirected Desktop - How to set permission on the shared folder

"Mandatory" Redirected Desktop - How to set permission on the shared folder