Makes you wonder if he understands what distributed computing means. He can walk over to the user's computer, manually give the user Admin rights, install the software, and then downgrade the user rights.
THAT is the solution that he has. Waiting for anything else is lunacy. I wish him well in his pursuit of security. Next he will want to remove all computers from external sources and keep them only on the company net. If he needs that kind of security then he should do it, and deal with the extra work it makes for him. Scott Scott White wrote: > Ok I just got off the phone with this guy. He doesn't like my > suggestions, Art's suggestion or anyone else's. > He wants to control what gets installed and downloaded on a machine so > he wants to do all installs and downloads as administrator rights. He > doesn't want to give this person administrator rights to run the > software in fear this person will download other things. > He installed photoshop and InDesign under these rules and they will open > up for the user rights. It's just Frame that won't. He wants me to get > with Adobe and have them fix this or get answers to his problem. > > He just sent me a log dissertation on why windows administrators must do > what they are doing -- make everything tighter than bark on a tree. > > Any other help appreciated. > > > > Scott White > Media Production & EBC Manager > Implementation Coordinator > 210-704-8239 > swhite at alamark.com
