🚀 go-pugleaf

If you want to go the really cheap route you can use the Policy Adminstrator
that comes with
Windows '95 on the CD.  It allows you to keep users from changing most
anything.
But hey, you're employees can get their hands on the files either through
the web from microsoft or off the Win '95 CD, so if they can figure out what
they need and how to use it, they can go back and change it.

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-= Gig 'em!
Matthew Cloud '94
m-cloud@tamu.edu
Special Assistant for Automated Data Processing
Office of the Commandant and Department of Residence Life
Texas A & M University
Bruce Jenkins wrote in message <6bkes2$aeg@bolivia.earthlink.net>...
>My business has set up an Intranet for all employees to use.  A few
>employees have authorization to access  the Internet as well.  Both are
>accessed through the network and TCP/IP.  In order to set the connection
for
>an individual to have access to both, means to set up the connection to the
>proxy server in Internet Explorer properties.  An individual who only has
>rights to the Intranet could go into the Internet Explorer properties and
if
>that individual knows the correct settings, could change the connection
>properties to include the proxy server which would now allow Internet
access
>as well.  There does not seen to be a means to block individuals from going
>into properties to change these settings.
>
>Does anyone know of a way to prohibit individuals from getting into the
>Internet properties to change settings?
>
>Thanks in advance for your help.
>Bruce
>brujen@earthlink.net
>
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