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3,180,000 hits can be narrowed to 2,510,000 hits but that still leaves you searching Google forever.<br />
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Y'all have always been there for me ... even Brian Madden doesn't really cover the basics I'm looking for ... hopefully one of you has actually run a thin client environment and kept the end users in line ... not smothered ... I don't want to be a network nazi ... just keep Barney from shooting himself in the foot with his one bullet.<br />
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BTW - these are VMs I'm building ... shouldn't mean a toot but thought I'd open that can of worms just in case.
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3,180,000 hits can be narrowed to 2,510,000 hits but that still leaves you searching Google forever.

Y'all have always been there for me ... even Brian Madden doesn't really cover the basics I'm looking for ... hopefully one of you has actually run a thin client environment and kept the end users in line ... not smothered ... I don't want to be a network nazi ... just keep Barney from shooting himself in the foot with his one bullet.

BTW - these are VMs I'm building ... shouldn't mean a toot but thought I'd open that can of worms just in case.

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