Hello Marck,
On Sat, 3 Mar 2001 10:53:43 +0000 (03.03.2001 15:53 my local time)
you wrote about "Alt+Ctrl+Shift+/",
at least in part:
MDP> Yes it was and it does and it's still there because it's an
MDP> administrative function. It is now several separate check boxes on the
MDP> Privileges tab to disable access to various options.
It _was_ several checkboxes before, but - you must have "user"
account in the system to disable in this account some action ... You
_now_ can't disable nothing for admin (I think, you can imagine real
life situation, then "more admin" and "less admin" are needed in the
system simultaneously
MDP> It's an administrator/user difference. You have to reconfigure to be a
MDP> user of the system and log on as administrator to change the settings.
Yes, it can be one even earlier, but I see and know some type of
weakens for such config.
You must - enter account name of startup
reload The Bat for changing account
Yes, you can use /Login parameter, but if user have more than one
"user-account", he'll (or admin-account owner) must create
"user-groups" of shortcut's set for all account, but I suppose, by
this manner lost some type of its power and flexibility
MDP> Not gone - just become more formal.
And _less_ fast and strong... I think, such "hidden shortcuts" can be
presented and make life easier
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Best regards,
Alexander Leschinsky
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