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I need to retrict a user account to running one program--the single icon on the desktop (QuickBooks) and be able to log-off--nothing more. &nbsp;I don't want them to be able to right-click on Start or the taskbar, or do anything for that matter other than login, run that one program, and log off.<br />
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What's a good way to get that done? &nbsp;(Their connection is via RDP on XP Pro, by the way and the user must be an Administrator to run QuickBooks)<br />
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(i only have 39 points left or i'd offer more)<br />

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I need to retrict a user account to running one program--the single icon on the desktop (QuickBooks) and be able to log-off--nothing more.  I don't want them to be able to right-click on Start or the taskbar, or do anything for that matter other than login, run that one program, and log off.

What's a good way to get that done?  (Their connection is via RDP on XP Pro, by the way and the user must be an Administrator to run QuickBooks)



(i only have 39 points left or i'd offer more)


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