Windows Thread, Redirecting Registry Settings to a Network Share in Technical; My brain is the consistency of pudding and I can't think straight enough to think this through myself.
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1st October 2007, 07:14 PM #1 Redirecting Registry Settings to a Network Share
My brain is the consistency of pudding and I can't think straight enough to think this through myself.
I'm in a similar fix to the gentleman in this post
http://www.edugeek.net/index.php?nam...direct&start=0
The difference is that we have dreamweaver 9 and it seems to be storing all the of the customizable site settings in
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\adobe\common\9
I can't for the life of me think how or if it is even possible to redirect this to an editable location. (like a network share)
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1st October 2007, 07:45 PM #2
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Re: Redirecting Registry Settings to a Network Share
is it the applicaion data that you want to redirect or somthing?
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1st October 2007, 07:47 PM #3 Re: Redirecting Registry Settings to a Network Share
Couldn't you create a registry file to change the setting in the users' profiles? It could run at logon say.
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1st October 2007, 08:04 PM #4 Re: Redirecting Registry Settings to a Network Share
http://www.desktopstandard.com/Polic...Extension.aspx
Remeber to deploy the "mini" client. The msi is in a folder called "client" in the programs folder of the "full" client install.
(the "full" one contains a local polreg editor which you dont need
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1st October 2007, 09:39 PM #5 Re: Redirecting Registry Settings to a Network Share
What is it that you need to achieve Blind?
If you need to override user's settings then as Ric says, you can merge a registry fragment in a logon script (it's a low tech way around the problem, but that is often the best way).
Example Logon Script
REG IMPORT "\\servername\sharename\path\AdobeSettings.reg "
If you are using mandatory profiles and user's settings are being lost, then you need to create a logoff script which saves the settings to their home directory. You can use the REG command to script the export and import of registry settings;
Examples
Logon script
REG IMPORT "H:\AdobeSettings.REG"
Logoff script
REG EXPORT "HKCU\Software\Adobe\Common\9" "H:\AdobeSettings.reg"
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