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Maybe I dont understand the question but by default when I log into any workstation in the domain I get the Startup menu specific for that machine. The only way I would get the same startup across multiple machines was if romaing profiles (insert Shudder here) were in use.<br />
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Maybe I am missing something?<br />
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--Chris
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Maybe I dont understand the question but by default when I log into any workstation in the domain I get the Startup menu specific for that machine. The only way I would get the same startup across multiple machines was if romaing profiles (insert Shudder here) were in use.

Maybe I am missing something?

--Chris

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How can you get the same user to have different start menus dependent on the machine that they logon to? Active Directory group policy settings control the start menu and its redirection by user but I need the same user to get a different start menu depending on what machine ( or group of machines) they may be sitting at (any one of 250 machines).<br />

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How can you get the same user to have different start menus dependent on the machine that they logon to? Active Directory group policy settings control the start menu and its redirection by user but I need the same user to get a different start menu depending on what machine ( or group of machines) they may be sitting at (any one of 250 machines).


How can you get the same user to have different start menus dependent on the machine that they logon to?

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