Windows Thread, Running Iexplore not Explorer as shell? in Technical; Thinking of setting up some old machines as Espresso stations. So want to use IE as the shell.
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the registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon
contains a 'Shell' Key where you can specify iexplore.exe instead of using GPO's.. not sure what key to use if on Win98. I would go the GPO way and put the pc's in their own container like Ric suggests.. im suggesting the reg key in case you dont want them on the domain.
I think mainly because Windows has so many security settings in Group Policies for it, ie6 is very versatile in a domain environment.
Firefox is the best browser Ive ever seen, but like i said, not ideal for schools. What if you didnt want them to download files via firefox or not give them access to certain things? Maybe im too new to Firefox, but i havent seen anyway to do the security things in ie6.
You can edit certain files to remove certain features etc. Not as easy as GPOs but still doable. There are examples about for creating booth type lock downs of FF.