Locking out printers

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From: Will Godfrey
Date: Wed, 07 Feb 1996 00:00

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We have an Interactive Video Lab of 4 Power Macintoshes equipped with
video digizations cards.  Most of the video manipulation software (After
Effects, Live Picture, Photoshop) will not run in locked partitions, so
the hard drives of these computers are completely unlocked and
unprotected.

We now have to put this lab on the Internet.  Our greatest concern is
students downloading huge files to the hard drives.  Is there any method
of allowing downloads only to the floppy disk?

Thanks,
Will Godfrey, Computer Lab Coordinator
Webster Univeristy, St. Louis, Missouri

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