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Ok thanks for that will test that out this evening. Just wondering though is it possible for a user to add a url to thier favorities and for the same url to be available as a favorite on the other users browsers? or is it possible to collate all url/favorites on one network share and push out those specific favorites to all users? 
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Ok thanks for that will test that out this evening. Just wondering though is it possible for a user to add a url to thier favorities and for the same url to be available as a favorite on the other users browsers? or is it possible to collate all url/favorites on one network share and push out those specific favorites to all users?

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I have not tried anything like that - I've always considered favourites to be individual. &nbsp;However, that said, they are just files, so if everyone had the same setting (using the second possibility above, probably) then they would all be shared from the same location.
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I have not tried anything like that - I've always considered favourites to be individual.  However, that said, they are just files, so if everyone had the same setting (using the second possibility above, probably) then they would all be shared from the same location.

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Hello could someone please explain how to redirect favorities from IE8 to a network share using group policy. Ive been able to redirect desktop shortcuts ok using group policy but not favorities.
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Hello could someone please explain how to redirect favorities from IE8 to a network share using group policy. Ive been able to redirect desktop shortcuts ok using group policy but not favorities.

Redirecting favorities using IE8

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Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).