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I am wanting to turn a couple feature off on the workstations on our domain with the visual effects per user/computer. <br />
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Example:<br />
I would like to turn off the (show windows contents while dragging) on each user profile per computer. Plus a few other ones. <br />
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thanks<br />
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I am wanting to turn a couple feature off on the workstations on our domain with the visual effects per user/computer. 

Example:
I would like to turn off the (show windows contents while dragging) on each user profile per computer. Plus a few other ones. 

thanks
 

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