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Originally posted by Drugbug
Windows 2000 is the server and all the client PC's are Windows XP machines. Now, when a user logs in, he has practically no rights at all. Nothing, zero. What I want to do, is give the users the right to change the Regional Settings in the Control Panel, but obviously I don't want to give them acces to anything else.
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At the server, go into Active Directory Users and Computers. Right click the Organizational Unit the users are part of and select Properties. Click on the Group Policy tab. If there is not a group policy already listed, you will need to create a new one. Once created, edit the group policy. Go to User Configuration/Administration Templates/Control Panel. Use the "Show only specified Control Panel applets". Enable this and add the regional settings to it.
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Originally posted by Drugbug
Opening Word, as soon as wanting to print preview or change a font, the PC hangs for a while, sending data accross the network like crazy. But another user, belinging to a different domain, doesn't get this problem.
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Do you have office installed on a network drive or is it installed via a policy?