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In article <1991Apr23.083518.1@max.u.washington.edu> 8416629@max.u.washington.edu writes:
>Uppss... I guess I didn't make myself clear. When I said disabling the
>"Save Changes" box I mean completely disabling that option (in effect 
>turning it into gray). Windows 3.0 will do this if for some reason
>it looses the group information for one of its folders. When this happen,
>when exiting Windows, the "Save Changes" will be gray and you won't
>be able to click on it.    
>I was wondering if one can produce this in a more elegant way, since
>with the above method, it will also give you an error message each time
>you boot up Windows 3.0.
> 
>Since we have several users per workstation, somehow locking the opening


Well, I'll try again, Scott.   ;-)

I would thik that SOMEwhere in either the system.ini or the win.ini files
there should be something that pertains to this.  I would say poke around
and look for anything that is related to defaults for the Windows setup and
loading upon initialization.  I'll look in mine and let you know if anything
pops into my mind...   or pops out.

- steve

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