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Disable Drag & Drop
I've a Win2003 SBS, I use it as a "Storage server" all my users can access to
some files, but I don't want them to copy file into their PC, that's why I want to disable drag & drop but just for some folders, also disable the right click, just alowed them the double click. Is there a way to do that? or somebody have another solution? thanks |
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Disable Drag & Drop
trentmx wrote:
I've a Win2003 SBS, I use it as a "Storage server" all my users can access to some files, but I don't want them to copy file into their PC, that's why I want to disable drag & drop but just for some folders, also disable the right click, just alowed them the double click. Is there a way to do that? or somebody have another solution? thanks You might be able to do some of what you wish with a combination of NTFS permissions and group policy. Try posting in microsoft.public.windows.group_policy for more help. That said, there is really no way to prevent people who can *open* a file from copying it somewhere. You can prevent access to removable storage (e.g., USB thumb drives, whatnot) but you can't lock down their entire hard drives to prevent them making copies. What you might want in your environment are thin clients and a dedicated Terminal Services box, so they don't have anything local to copy *to*. |
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