fairm010

All our installations are local, all clipart is stored locally.

Hi, I have a Win7 domain, but we are running office 2003 at the moment. All works well, however when a clipart image is inserted into a powerpoint slide, it takes an age to load, sort of as if it is being drawn! Any ideas what this could be!?

Handy, but all we want to do is change the picture, this has no option for that. Thanks anyway

We found it only worked when it was called "mandatory" also it must have a .v2 suffix to distinguish between Win 7 clients and XP.

We had issues with Man profiles too... We got it working perfectly, then we hit a snag, we need multiple profiles! as far as we are aware the profile MUST be called mandatory, which we cant have

I will give this a shot tomorrow, will let you know how it goes!

I gave it a go, followed the instructions step by step. I logged off once the changed were made, and the screen blacked out, Mouse still active. We would love to do this, but its quite a hassle, MS were meant to improve Group Policy, surely they would have added capability for this!

Exactly what i was looking for, thanks so much!

OK, dont worry Thanks!

3s-gtech, do you have any how-to on this? We would love to have this done, and it will give us something to play with in the office! If its too much work we will give it a miss! Thanks guys

I have a Win 7 Enterprise domain, with Server 2008. On the logon screen I want to change the blank box (that would usually be filled with a picture related to that user) to a picture that will always be the same. Please help!

Ive changed the login, its now Username:Tracker password: tracker I set it up with Windows authentication.

Hi, Im having some trouble with the Edugeek Logon Tracker. Every time i run the script i get this error message (Attached). As far as i can work out it is a problem with the details I have entered in the Logon & Logoff Scripts. This is my code... anything wrong with it? Const DB_Server = "SERVER01\SQLEXPRESS" Const DB_Name = "edugeeklogontacker" Const DB_User = "DEDWORTH\matt f" Const DB_Pass = "" 'This must be a user with admin rights on the remote PCs Const strShutDownUser = "DEDWORTH\matt f" Const strShutDownPass = "password