I'm thinking of taking the approach of creating a "version tag" file in the windows system folder. If the "version" on the machine is different than the version of the startup script (since I don't change it all that often) I'll just pop up a warning message and force a log off of the account... that way if I install any software... or change any registry settings it will be good to go.
I think that's a great idea! That's far easier to script than an API call, and possibly more effective.
In the meantime, I am going to put together a "plan" for the GPO thing and will post to the list, probably tomorrow sometime.
I'll be waiting patiently... :)
Dont you just hate meetings? The way they drag on and you have *real* work to do? I will try to get to it today ;-)
BTW -- In the Win32 world I am proficient in VB and that's about it. The setting registry settings is going to require a compiled program, and I'd be happy to write it in VB (open-sourced and GPL'd of course :-D) unless someone would prefer a dif. language?
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