winxp local admins
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Date: Wed, 17 Aug 2005 03:06:26 -0700
hi all
I have a win2003 domain and want to lock down what winxp users can do ie
desktop only run certain apps i have applied a group policy to an ou but want
to install and run apps from the workstaions do i have to add the domain
users to the winxp local admins group if so can i automate this with a policy
or is there another way.
thanks
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