On Mon, 2005-08-22 at 20:30 -0500, Paul wrote:
> Yeah ... all version of MS Office before 2003 (XP?) don't run as a
> "user" without giving permission to write things where users should not
> not be able to.
> The lack of application support (MS & otherwise) under windows to run as
> a limited user is the biggest frustration I have to deal with
> administering windows desktops.
You weren't there when Office 95 came out and the supposed "Office 95
ready" Windows NT 3.51 "Daytona" release was supposed to run it without
issues. ;->
How many of Microsoft's products passed Microsoft's own "Designed for
Windows 95 and NT" certification? *0* They _failed_ every damn time.
So Microsoft changed the certification requirements.
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