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windows server 2008, Active Directory Domain, Win 7 clients (all are members of the domain and under GPO control)<br />
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Can I have a shared folder or something with a head shot of a user and set that image to be the 'logon picture'.<br />
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AND make it follow him what ever workstation he logs on to (as long as he is on the network)?
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windows server 2008, Active Directory Domain, Win 7 clients (all are members of the domain and under GPO control)

Can I have a shared folder or something with a head shot of a user and set that image to be the 'logon picture'.

AND make it follow him what ever workstation he logs on to (as long as he is on the network)?

Can I set a user logon picture for a user that follows him from the server?

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