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Yes and no, the PNG image I have no idea about, due to all the possibilities it throws up, but any ASCII document, HTML for instance, is easy enough. Give us a small example template and we'll try to throw something together!

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Welcome to the Forums. Red light district and you're web-crawling instead of kerb-crawling!

Try either Lister or ATViewer with the appropriate Lister plugins

Anything you apply to current_user at the svcpack.inf /cmdlines.txt, (T13), will apply to all users. Anything applied at guirunonce, runonce /runonceex etc., (First Logon), will apply only to your Administrator account.Your answer therefore is yes, if you apply it at the later stage, it should not effect any other users desktop background colour.

Just to clarify, using dosnet.inf and txtsetup.sif I do create destination directories and place all pertinent files there as part of my modified HFSLIP script. If I wanted to put a folder full of files into C:\WINDOWS\Temp\MyDir, I could.

No!Go to the HFSLIP forum and ask them there. The project has come a long way and at present I am not sure if the changes I made to the code for my own purposes will still work. The method I used however is similar to that which has already been mentioned, using TXTSETUP etc. to define destination directories and move the specified files to that location.

I have been doing this for a couple of years now, using HFSLIP. I'm not sure whether folders are moved with the script as it is at present, because I rewrote a section of it to give myself this functionality. The guys on that forum will be able to advise you better.

Well, the best answer I can provide with the information you have NOT provided is already given. A batch file will very likely not be the most suitable method. If you want to not keep getting the same response, kindly provide more, information. An example of what I mean, since you cannot tell us anything to help us to help you. Find all occurrences of variable %UserProfile% in registry. This variable may exist in keynames, valuenames and data. The data alone could be reg_sz, regexpand_sz, reg_multi_sz etc. You want a batch file to search the entire registry looking for any of the above and delete it, with or without prompt, regardless of its data type and regardless of whether the variable exists only as part of a reg_multi_sz. Does the batch need to read the binary data, convert it, parse the contents, remove the variable, reconvert it and write it back to the registry, or are you wanting to delete the entire key, just the all of the data or simply the value. <Edit> Oh and I didnt say I wanted it anywhere, read what I said, don't tell me what to do, and drop the attitude. It is you asking for help and I trying to give it. Without blowing my own trumpet, I consider myself an extremely proficient coder of batch files. I do know what I'm talking about and from what I can ascertain from what you have suggested, a batch file would be an inefficient medium. It would, if it could do it, probably require the help of a third party application too. It is for this reason I suggested that YOU would have been better off posting your question in the programming section. </Edit>

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A lot more, specific, information would be required. Batch files will likely not be the most suitable method, and you may have been better asking in programming section too!

Welcome to our Forums. Note - Please do not use 'all capitals' in your topic title, and please don't 'embolden' your entire text content.

There probably aren't any! What are you trying to do? Have you heard of Group Policies, Administrative Templates, Access Control, Security Permissions and even Set Program Access and Defaults.

Welcome to the Forums. That'll be due to the similarities!

Looks like a good idea, I'm not in a position to try it at present however. Nice first post by the way.

Welcome to the forums! I had to de-ice my car this morning.

Will this help?

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Welcome to the forums. I'm sure that the Microsoft Excel sub-forum would benefit greatly from your knowledge.

Since it has not yet been mentioned, what you should be doing is loading the individual users hives, (NTUSER.DAT), and editing them directly.

I bet your ISO is smaller than your last post! Use [/b] tags for your list, it'll certainly help prolong the life of my mouse too!

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All of the ActiveX settings, (except for unsigned or those not marked a safe), are already set by default in the Trusted zone. All you need to do is to add the site your company needs into the Trusted zone. You will need to apply the setting into the registry using an appropriate method, (which could be done from winnt.sif), to do this.

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