I agree with Group Policy.
From the Run command type GPEDIT.MSC
Open the Administrative template under User Configuration.
Double the first folder and begin searching for the policies you wish to implement.
Each sub folder or Group Policy setting has a tab located on the lower left desription window. Select the "Extended" tab for explanations as to what each policy does.
You can do a myriad of things with GP. Such as, locking down IE so that programs cannot be saved via the Internet. You can prevent the users from installing any software by floppy, cd-rom, etc. You can lock down the desktop, toolbars, etc.
Basically, if you put the thumb screws to them like I do they are left with the equivalent of an Etch-O-Sketch. Have fun!!!
David
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by: godd31Posted on 2005-02-11 at 11:01:05ID: 13288863
group policy would be the best way to achieve this. I suggest looking into that.