Web Kracked wrote:
> James Knott wrote:
>> Microsoft has little to do with this issue. Any operating system used
>> in a corporate network environment has to support permissions in some
>> manner. This means the system administrator can allow or deny a wide
>> variety of things.
>>
> I still r
James Knott wrote:
Web Kracked wrote:
Harold Fuchs wrote:
I'd be interested to see a *working* procedure for locking down a
Windows system against these programs. I can't decide whether or not
I hope such a procedure doesn't (can't) exist. On balance I think I
do hope that.
You
James Knott wrote:
Harold Fuchs wrote:
I'd be interested to see a *working* procedure for locking down a
Windows system against these programs. I can't decide whether or not I
hope such a procedure doesn't (can't) exist. On balance I think I do
hope that.
Forgot to mention. When a Win
Web Kracked wrote:
> Harold Fuchs wrote:
>>
>> I'd be interested to see a *working* procedure for locking down a
>> Windows system against these programs. I can't decide whether or not
>> I hope such a procedure doesn't (can't) exist. On balance I think I
>> do hope that.
>>
>
> You thought of it,
Harold Fuchs wrote:
On 27/12/2008 20:38, James Knott wrote:
Harold Fuchs wrote:
2008/12/27 Web Kracked
James Knott wrote:
Web Kracked wrote:
I have a question about the "portableapps"?
Do you install them on a pc and the run from the pc's drive or from
the portable drive? Do th
Harold Fuchs wrote:
>>
>> You can find properly locked down computers in many large companies and
>> some small ones.
>>
>>
>>
> If the user has physical access to a CD drive I don't believe you can
> prevent execution of software from that CD. If you can, please explain
> how.
>
> Also, the use
On 28/12/2008 00:28, James Knott wrote:
Harold Fuchs wrote:
On 27/12/2008 20:38, James Knott wrote:
Harold Fuchs wrote:
2008/12/27 Web Kracked
James Knott wrote:
Web Kracked wrote:
I have a question about the "portableapps"?
Do you install them on a pc a
Harold Fuchs wrote:
>
> I'd be interested to see a *working* procedure for locking down a
> Windows system against these programs. I can't decide whether or not I
> hope such a procedure doesn't (can't) exist. On balance I think I do
> hope that.
>
Forgot to mention. When a Windows computer logs o
Harold Fuchs wrote:
> On 27/12/2008 20:38, James Knott wrote:
>> Harold Fuchs wrote:
>>
>>> 2008/12/27 Web Kracked
>>>
>>>
James Knott wrote:
Web Kracked wrote:
I have a question about the "portableapps"?
Do you install them on a pc and the run from the
On 27/12/2008 20:38, James Knott wrote:
Harold Fuchs wrote:
2008/12/27 Web Kracked
James Knott wrote:
Web Kracked wrote:
I have a question about the "portableapps"?
Do you install them on a pc and the run from the pc's drive or from
the portable drive? Do they "parts" on the
Harold Fuchs wrote:
> 2008/12/27 Web Kracked
>
>
>> James Knott wrote:
>>
>> Web Kracked wrote:
>>
>>
>> I have a question about the "portableapps"?
>> Do you install them on a pc and the run from the pc's drive or from
>> the portable drive? Do they "parts" on the computer your plug your
>>
Web Kracked wrote:
> James Knott wrote:
>> The portable apps are generally installed on a USB flash drive and then
>> can be used on any Windows computer even those that don't have the app
>> installed.
>>
>
> Thanks James;
> I never used these portable applications and most of the people that I
2008/12/27 Web Kracked
> James Knott wrote:
>
> Web Kracked wrote:
>
>
> I have a question about the "portableapps"?
> Do you install them on a pc and the run from the pc's drive or from
> the portable drive? Do they "parts" on the computer your plug your
> portable drive into?
>
> As you see,
James Knott wrote:
Web Kracked wrote:
I have a question about the "portableapps"?
Do you install them on a pc and the run from the pc's drive or from
the portable drive? Do they "parts" on the computer your plug your
portable drive into?
As you see, I never used any portable apps.
T
Web Kracked wrote:
> I have a question about the "portableapps"?
> Do you install them on a pc and the run from the pc's drive or from
> the portable drive? Do they "parts" on the computer your plug your
> portable drive into?
>
> As you see, I never used any portable apps.
>
The portable apps ar
Fuchs"
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Sent: Tuesday, December 23, 2008 3:35 AM
Subject: Re: [users] OOo installation question.?
2008/12/22 James Elliott - WA Rural Computers
When you download OOo and save it to a folder under Win XP, you end
up with
a file which, when executed, first extracts itself, usually to th
2008 3:35 AM
Subject: Re: [users] OOo installation question.?
2008/12/22 James Elliott - WA Rural Computers
When you download OOo and save it to a folder under Win XP, you end up
with
a file which, when executed, first extracts itself, usually to the
desktop,
and then automatically proceeds
2008/12/22 James Elliott - WA Rural Computers
> When you download OOo and save it to a folder under Win XP, you end up with
> a file which, when executed, first extracts itself, usually to the desktop,
> and then automatically proceeds to install itself.
>
> Afterwards, you are left with two inst
James Elliott - WA Rural Computers wrote:
When you download OOo and save it to a folder under Win XP, you end up
with a file which, when executed, first extracts itself, usually to the
desktop, and then automatically proceeds to install itself.
Afterwards, you are left with two installation fo
James Elliott - WA Rural Computers wrote:
When you download OOo and save it to a folder under Win XP, you end up
with a file which, when executed, first extracts itself, usually to
the desktop, and then automatically proceeds to install itself.
Afterwards, you are left with two installation fo
When you download OOo and save it to a folder under Win XP, you end up with
a file which, when executed, first extracts itself, usually to the desktop,
and then automatically proceeds to install itself.
Afterwards, you are left with two installation folders, the one you
downloaded, and the one
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