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Question about 'Turn Off the Documents Menu'
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Question about 'Turn Off the Documents Menu'
Tuesday, March 4, 2003 at 10:46 am Posted by Matt
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I have a question about Turn
Off the Documents Menu:
This works for administrator accounts, but the registry and tweak UI methods don't
work as a non-administrator user. Any tips? Should I temporarily raise a user to
admin to make the change, and then go back?
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re: Question about 'Turn Off the Documents Menu'
Tuesday, March 4, 2003 at 4:01 pm Posted by suicide eddie
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i think because the turn off docs option has to be a admin global setting because
the documents folder on the start bar is part of the shell
what version of tweakui are you using and have you tried winguides tweak manager?
On Tuesday, March 4, 2003 at 10:46 am, Matt wrote:
>I have a question about Turn
>Off the Documents Menu:
>
>This works for administrator accounts, but the registry and tweak UI methods don't
>work as a non-administrator user. Any tips? Should I temporarily raise a user
to
>admin to make the change, and then go back?
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re: Question about 'Turn Off the Documents Menu'
Tuesday, March 4, 2003 at 5:42 pm Posted by B.J.
(21 messages posted)
Personally, I would create a group policy to remove 'documents' from the
start menu and/or tell it not to keep a history of documents on the start
menu. This approach uses Windows 2000 tools, rather than third-party
tweaking tools. B.J.
On Tuesday, March 4, 2003 at 10:46 am, Matt wrote:
>I have a question about Turn
>Off the Documents Menu:
>
>This works for administrator accounts, but the registry and tweak UI methods don't
>work as a non-administrator user. Any tips? Should I temporarily raise a user
to
>admin to make the change, and then go back?
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