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i am not familar with preference shortcuts. &nbsp;i tried using prefences files and copying the icons. no work. i tried using prefences and changing the common desktop path, no luck. &nbsp;will research or look for prefence shortcuts. thanks
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i am not familar with preference shortcuts.  i tried using prefences files and copying the icons. no work. i tried using prefences and changing the common desktop path, no luck.  will research or look for prefence shortcuts. thanks

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we need to copy down shortcuts and/or redirect the c:\users\public\public desktop folder in win7. &nbsp;we have used folder redirect for desktop pointed to a shared desktop secured by ntfs perms. &nbsp;under this scheme staff can not save any icons to the desktop. have tried using gpo preferences can not change regedit settings; students do not have admin rights on pc. have tried using runas.exe; have tried using autohotkey to run as; no luck so far. thanks for your input.
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we need to copy down shortcuts and/or redirect the c:\users\public\public desktop folder in win7.  we have used folder redirect for desktop pointed to a shared desktop secured by ntfs perms.  under this scheme staff can not save any icons to the desktop. have tried using gpo preferences can not change regedit settings; students do not have admin rights on pc. have tried using runas.exe; have tried using autohotkey to run as; no luck so far. thanks for your input.

windows 7 redirect or copy icons to public desktop folder

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