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Good point. I was getting tunnel vision on this. I'm sure in the future I will need to do more than a registry entry/change but not for this particular instance.<br />
Thanks for your help.
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We currently have mixed AD with Server 2003 and Server 2012. We're in the process of moving all to 2012 but not there yet. I would like to create a group policy for a program that all users in our company have but that does not &nbsp;have a GP template. I have attempted to do this with some success but not gotten what I wanted. <br />
It would be CLASS USER. All I need it to do it create some dword keys that I can add a numerical or alpha numerical value to. <br />
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As an example I will include a couple of the actual registry keys needed:<br />
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar<wbr />e\Nuance\P<wbr />DF\V1]<br />
&quot;FireFox Integration&quot;=dword:0000000<wbr />0<br />
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[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar<wbr />e\Nuance\P<wbr />DF\Nuance Power PDF\Redaction]<br />
&quot;Color&quot;=dword:000000ff
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We currently have mixed AD with Server 2003 and Server 2012. We're in the process of moving all to 2012 but not there yet. I would like to create a group policy for a program that all users in our company have but that does not  have a GP template. I have attempted to do this with some success but not gotten what I wanted. 
It would be CLASS USER. All I need it to do it create some dword keys that I can add a numerical or alpha numerical value to. 

As an example I will include a couple of the actual registry keys needed:
[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Nuance\PDF\V1]
"FireFox Integration"=dword:00000000

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Nuance\PDF\Nuance Power PDF\Redaction]
"Color"=dword:000000ff

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