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If its an adm then you could just grab that one part. Im going to have a look at this as Im sick of walking into classrooms and hearing beep bepp beep and I know it drives the Teachers insane..............
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I'm doing that right now Chris. Unfortunately the MSI doesn't unrar like most do, so I'm about to install it on a dummy PC to get at the ADM.
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I must admit that I uninstall all the accessibility features due to their annoying nature. However, we do not have any kids that require their use and I can always install them at a later date if needs must.
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There's an ADM template for controlling the XP accessability settings, including stickykeys, in the Shared Computer Toolkit.

 

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/prodtechnol/winxppro/maintain/sct/default.mspx

 

Interesting:

 

The SCTSettings.adm Group Policy template included with the Shared Computer Toolkit also includes the ability to set idle and mandatory logoff timers, if the Toolkit is installed on your computers

 

We may be deploying the toolkit next Summer just for that functionality alone.

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I've just exported the registry entry - HKCU\control panel\accessibility and going to merge that back in. It won't stop people from changing things if they want to, but at least at every log on the settings will be back to default.

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