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how does one run the &quot;local policy MMC snap-in&quot;?
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how does one run the "local policy MMC snap-in"?

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dwholland<br />
Start, Run, MMC.EXE, file, add/remove snapin, Add, Select Group Policy, Confirm local Policy, close, ok<br />
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Most IE Settings are under Administrative Templates, Windows Components on User **and** Computer Configuration<br />
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Cheers<br />
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JamesDS
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dwholland
Start, Run, MMC.EXE, file, add/remove snapin, Add, Select Group Policy, Confirm local Policy, close, ok

Most IE Settings are under Administrative Templates, Windows Components on User **and** Computer Configuration

Cheers

JamesDS

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I tried to open &nbsp;Internet Options in<br />
Explorer, but receive this restriction message: &quot;The operation has been<br />
cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this. &nbsp;. Please contact<br />
your system administrator.&quot;<br />

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I tried to open  Internet Options in
Explorer, but receive this restriction message: "The operation has been
cancelled due to restrictions in effect on this.  . Please contact
your system administrator."


internet security

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