Have you tried to temporarily disable your local IE lock down
policies, and see if the problem disappears then? If it does, it's
obvious that one of your IE policy settings is the culprit.
But you have probably locked down your TS in others ways too. I
would download FileMon and RegMon from
http://www.sysinternals.com/. Run them as administrator, start
a TS session as a normal user and run IE.
FileMon and RegMon will show you all "access denied" errors
that occur, so that you can give your users the necessary
permissions on a file-to file or Registry subkey basis.
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"Gareth" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
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> I have installed Flash player version 7 in Install mode
> and still have the problem that it will not run for
> standard users but it does however work fine for Admin
> users. Anyone have any more ideas.
>
>
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Did you install Macromedia Flash Player while the TS was
> in install
>>mode?
>>
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>>"=?Utf-8?B?am1vb3JlNzE=?=" <(E-Mail Removed)>
> wrote in
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>>> Hello,
>>>
>>> I am running Windows 2000 Server w/ Terminal
> Services. The
>>> problem that I'm having is that only Administrators
> can see
>>> Macromedia Flash pictures on our Intranet site. We
> are using
>>> local policies to lock down IE 6.0. What would allow
> my regular
>>> user to be able see view Flash pictures? Thanks.
>>>
>>> Jerry
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