Hi Maxim,
> That's why our core users value us: the system administrators put > The Bat! to their users and can sleep well. The users won't send a > message to a compromised servers. This is the unique trait of The > Bat! and we don't want to loose this niche. What you describe should be achieved using a management tool like Windows Group Policy. It is an established mechanism, ridiculously easy to program and reliable to boot while still allowing every degree of flexibility the system administrator wants the user to have. It also is a must-have if you need to administrate a network with more than, say, three users. Ever gone from machine to machine and redefined an address book on each one of them? Then doing the same the next day again, because this happens to be a user setting, and half of the users weren't present the first day? To restrict the functionality of the software itself is just plain wrong. -- Mit freundlichem Gruß Alto Speckhardt mailto:alto.speckha...@gmx.de TheBat v4.2.18 Christmas Edition
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