Guest Account question (revert back to default or orginal settings)

[*ProteanThread*]

Ok, I've got the guest account setup the way I want (wallpaper and all) is
there a way to force guest account back to these settings if they are
changed ? I've got task bar, display properties, control panel all pretty
much disabled (using Doug Knox's program) but obviously I cannot control
everything. What I would like to do is revert back to the settings I've
setup if some how the users manage to change these settings.

Is this possible?


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[roger]

On Sun, 9 May 2004 15:36:29 -0600, "*ProteanThread*" <rtdos hotmail
com> wrote:

>Ok, I've got the guest account setup the way I want (wallpaper and all) is
>there a way to force guest account back to these settings if they are
>changed ? I've got task bar, display properties, control panel all pretty
>much disabled (using Doug Knox's program) but obviously I cannot control
>everything. What I would like to do is revert back to the settings I've
>setup if some how the users manage to change these settings.
>
>Is this possible?

There must be a folder for the guest account under the Documents and
settings folder. Copy this folder to another part of the partition.
When you want to revert back to the original settings just copy the
folder back, overwriting any changes that may have been made.

Hope this helps

[* ProteanThread *]

roger > wrote in message >...
> On Sun, 9 May 2004 15:36:29 -0600, "*ProteanThread*" <rtdos hotmail
> com> wrote:
>
> >Ok, I've got the guest account setup the way I want (wallpaper and all) is
> >there a way to force guest account back to these settings if they are
> >changed ? I've got task bar, display properties, control panel all pretty
> >much disabled (using Doug Knox's program) but obviously I cannot control
> >everything. What I would like to do is revert back to the settings I've
> >setup if some how the users manage to change these settings.
> >
> >Is this possible?
>
> There must be a folder for the guest account under the Documents and
> settings folder. Copy this folder to another part of the partition.
> When you want to revert back to the original settings just copy the
> folder back, overwriting any changes that may have been made.
>
> Hope this helps


It does but I would prefer it to be automatic. :o)