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> The problem is that many of the (6 or 7) users are inexperienced Mac
> users, and there have been some problems on the hard drive.  Someone
> accidentally deleted some application related files last week and this
> 
> Is there some kind of application that locks down the folders on the
> disk, or protects the integrity of files on a drive, to prevent this
> kind of confusion from occuring?

In case anyone else is interested in the proposed solution to this problem...
All of the answers I received (7 or 8 of them) reccomended the same
software :

Guard Dog, a cdev to prevent changes to the desktop without knowing a 'trick'
(or maybe a password).  

---> Nemesis Systems
     P.O. Box 33268
     Minneapolis, Minn.  55433
     (612) 754-2983
     
It's shareware for $20... you may be able to find it on-line, or you may
want to call Nemesis directly. 
  
Apparently the software allows you to set a password and, optionally, a 
certain key combination so that files cannot be moved, copied, or
deleted unless the key combination (or password) is given. Hope this is of
help to others... good luck!





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