Only Certain Apps to Run

[Guest Charlie]

How can I setup a terminal server connection to allow a user to only have 2

choices on the desktop. I want to have it so that there is just either

shortcut 1 and shortcut 2 to run two applications.

 

Any help would be great.

[Guest Jeff Pitsch]

Re: Only Certain Apps to Run

 

Group Policy is the way to go. there are alot of gpo options and you

should really start looking through them. the one thing I think you'll

want to do in this case is to use folder redirection of the desktop so

you can create your own customized desktop, then use other gpo options

to secure it from there.

 

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Charlie wrote:

> How can I setup a terminal server connection to allow a user to only have 2

> choices on the desktop. I want to have it so that there is just either

> shortcut 1 and shortcut 2 to run two applications.

>

> Any help would be great.

[Guest ThomasT.]

Re: Only Certain Apps to Run

 

Hi,

 

You can try this:

http://www.mqtechnologies.com/Products/RAC20/

 

ThomasT.

 

"Charlie" <Charlie@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message

news:BB989A58-DD25-4F85-A4BB-D7DBB9EE31AB@microsoft.com...

> How can I setup a terminal server connection to allow a user to only have

> 2

> choices on the desktop. I want to have it so that there is just either

> shortcut 1 and shortcut 2 to run two applications.

>

> Any help would be great.