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Just use group policy to add a favorite<br />
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User config, Internet explorer maintenance, urls favorits and links, right click add favorite
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Just use group policy to add a favorite

User config, Internet explorer maintenance, urls favorits and links, right click add favorite

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Thanks, but I don't think this will add the icon to the desktop or amy I missing something?
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Thanks, but I don't think this will add the icon to the desktop or amy I missing something?

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sorry, I was just adding a favorite, &nbsp;try using fp user config, admin templates, desktop, active desktop, add/delete items &nbsp;\\server\share\shortcut.ln<wbr />k
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sorry, I was just adding a favorite,  try using fp user config, admin templates, desktop, active desktop, add/delete items  \\server\share\shortcut.lnk

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yeah I tried that. It didn't seem to work. I've read other people say you have to enable Active Desktop on all the workstations, which sounds like a bad idea. 
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yeah I tried that. It didn't seem to work. I've read other people say you have to enable Active Desktop on all the workstations, which sounds like a bad idea.

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Hi,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;I have a domain with about 100 desktops and laptop spead over 4 sites which correspond to differnt cities. I need a way to add a link to a specific web page to everyone's desktop. I'm guessnig the best way is through a logon script (which we use to add network shares) or through Group Policy. It would be preferable if they can't delete it, but not mandatory. No one is allowed local admin rights except Domain admins. thanks<br />
David
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Hi,
   I have a domain with about 100 desktops and laptop spead over 4 sites which correspond to differnt cities. I need a way to add a link to a specific web page to everyone's desktop. I'm guessnig the best way is through a logon script (which we use to add network shares) or through Group Policy. It would be preferable if they can't delete it, but not mandatory. No one is allowed local admin rights except Domain admins. thanks
David

Need to add Website Link to all desktops in a Domain.

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