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take a look at this<br />
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<a href="http://www.grouppolicy.biz/2011/03/best-practice-using-group-policy-to-configure-desktop-wallpaper-background/" rel="ugc">http://www.grouppolicy.biz/2011/03/best-practice-using-group-policy-to-configure-desktop-wallpaper-background/</a>
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take a look at this

http://www.grouppolicy.biz/2011/03/best-practice-using-group-policy-to-configure-desktop-wallpaper-background/ [http://www.grouppolicy.biz/2011/03/best-practice-using-group-policy-to-configure-desktop-wallpaper-background/]

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We have the desktop wallpaper already set. &nbsp; I am wanting to create a standard look for the login background.
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We have the desktop wallpaper already set.   I am wanting to create a standard look for the login background.

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Maybe I jumped the gun..... &nbsp; I should read more FIRST.... &nbsp; LOL
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Maybe I jumped the gun.....   I should read more FIRST....   LOL

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Ok....This may be a very dumb question. &nbsp; &nbsp;I am trying to learn. &nbsp; When creating the NEW FILE and there is a source and destination file....I am putting the source where I have saved the jpg file for the background and that is on the network. &nbsp; What do I put as destination? &nbsp; &nbsp;How do I get it to apply it to the local computer. &nbsp; If I put C:\Users\Public\Pictures as shown.....won't that put it on the C drive of my server???
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Ok....This may be a very dumb question.    I am trying to learn.   When creating the NEW FILE and there is a source and destination file....I am putting the source where I have saved the jpg file for the background and that is on the network.   What do I put as destination?    How do I get it to apply it to the local computer.   If I put C:\Users\Public\Pictures as shown.....won't that put it on the C drive of my server???

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I like the background changer.....<br />
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Thanks for the tip
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I like the background changer.....

Thanks for the tip

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Can someone walk me thru what I need to do to set up group policy so that all my users will have the same login background on their workstation.<br />
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Read a bit on going to User Configuration &gt;&nbsp;Windows Settings &gt;&nbsp;Files &nbsp;but then I am not sure what I need to put where to set it up. &nbsp; <br />
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Or am I &nbsp;in the wrong area.
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Can someone walk me thru what I need to do to set up group policy so that all my users will have the same login background on their workstation.

Read a bit on going to User Configuration > Windows Settings > Files  but then I am not sure what I need to put where to set it up.   

Or am I  in the wrong area.

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