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Mike
Thommes
Honestly, your first step in this quest is to determine
what all you want to change, then determine what registry key manages it and
what the setting is to implement the behavior that you
want.
It exists (the ability to do this) as exhibited by the
multitude of language sets that exist for the OS. It's a matter
of:
1. Determining the reg key and setting to
affect
2. Using GP and a script (using reg.exe, vbs,
js) or custom reg entries
It CAN be done. Just depends on how hard you want
to work at it. As to the print screen, if someone can find the reg key
to disable the CAPS LOCK (yes, it's documented what to change, how to
re-assign or disable it), then there is a reg key that can kill the Prt
Scrn. You just need to find the secret.
Rick Kingslan MCSE, MCSA, MCT, CISSP
Microsoft
MVP:
Windows Server / Directory Services
Windows Server / Rights
Management
Windows Security (Affiliate)
Associate Expert
Expert Zone
- www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/expertzone
WebLog -
www.msmvps.com/willhack4food
Yes, Camera's and phone's with
cameras are banned from the site, we will also be making users walk through a
memory eraser on the way out of the door! ;>
I do not know of any way to centrally manage keyboard
mappings....Any ideas?
Sean
"Grillenmeier, Guido"
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maybe you could reconfigure the print-screen
button to activate the screensaver or something similar...
but they can
still use their photo-cameras to capture stuff from the screen... ;-)
you'll never prevent users from stealing data the "simple" way (no
matter how much effort you put into Digital Rights Management).
/Guido
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[ActiveDir] [Active Dir] Print Screen Policy
Does anyone know of a
way to prevent users from performing print screens via AD policy?
We are setting up a secure
network and the only access through from our regular LAN is via terminal
sessions,
currently no one can print from these sessions or save anything
locally but they can still print screens!
Thanks
Sean
