Shared Computer Toolkit - Software Restrictions
Hello,
I have a small problem with software restrictions... Is there any way
to personalize which folders get restricted, and which don't? I have a
program install in the C: drive, but not in the program files, or
windows folder.
I was hoping not to reinstall the software to the program files folder.
Instead is there a way to maybe add a line to the <user>.xml file, and
remove restrictions to that particular folder??
Thanks all
Rodrigo
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