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Hmmm..&quot;professionals&quot; is too much for them. I would call them.. Anyway, I try to inform them. Thank you very much!
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Hmmm.."professionals" is too much for them. I would call them.. Anyway, I try to inform them. Thank you very much!

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Does anyone know how to restrict users from writing to c:-drive. The problem is that people are transfering files with ftp to drive c, although their home directory is in drive d: . <br />
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If I change the permissions to drive c with no write permissions all of the applications doesn´t work properly anymore. I´ve found out, that for example PowerPoint needs the write permissions in the c:\program files\-folder. 
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Does anyone know how to restrict users from writing to c:-drive. The problem is that people are transfering files with ftp to drive c, although their home directory is in drive d: . 

If I change the permissions to drive c with no write permissions all of the applications doesn´t work properly anymore. I´ve found out, that for example PowerPoint needs the write permissions in the c:\program files\-folder. 

Win 2000 Terminal server/restrictions

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