josephfreer
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Scripting IE page launch
We would like our intranet page to load in IE when the user signs in to his/her pc.
Is there a way to add something to our existing login script for this?
We do NOT want to force their homepage to be the intranet via group policies. (long story!)
Is there a way to add something to our existing login script for this?
We do NOT want to force their homepage to be the intranet via group policies. (long story!)
ASKER
sorry, im a real newbie to this -
how can I place the batch file in the startup directory remotely?
how can I place the batch file in the startup directory remotely?
No problems
If you have admin or access rights to the destination machines c:\ you can go to:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
and place the file in there...
Dave
If you have admin or access rights to the destination machines c:\ you can go to:
C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Start Menu\Programs\Startup
and place the file in there...
Dave
ASKER
oh, well i wanted to deploy this automatically without having to sit at 35 different machines. can that be scripted somehow?
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Yes, we are running active driectory.
I'll give it a try - thx!
I'll give it a try - thx!
Also look at this link for better instructions
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322241/EN-US/
it is for 2000 but is the same in 2003
eb
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/322241/EN-US/
it is for 2000 but is the same in 2003
eb
Thanks for the points
iexplore www.google.com
(Obviously amend www.google.com to the site of your intranet page, you may also need to point your path to wherever internet explorer is installed, or else put in a CD to that directory before the above line).
Dave