Re: Traditional Three Finger Salute Logon

Word brother! One hand on the budwiser and the other on the F12 hotkey =
Reboot.exe
Office 12 str8 sucks!!! Crashes left and right...! Beta Release 2007
XPS is hurtin me!

= )


"Al Christoph" <al.christoph@3bears.biz> wrote in message
news:FF90309A-4904-40FD-B1FE-1531BD52A159@microsoft.com...
> One of the things I've done to protect my client systems in my SBS Network
> is to set the Policy that forces the standard three finger salute dialog
> box for log on (not Fast User Switching) AND to set the policy that hides
> the previously logged on user.
>
> ASIDE: If MS is lurking I hope that released Vista will also make it
> possible to hide the logged on user when prompting for the screen saver
> password. It should be possible to force the user to always offer up two
> pieces of information to get into the system when either there is no one
> logged on or it is locked.
>
> REQUEST: Please, what are the exact directions to get this type of
> behavior in Vista? For those of us who are new to this please start with
> something like Start | Administrative Tools ... or what have you. (I was
> appalled to see the SBS style GPO dialog come up when I tried to do client
> stuff. I still haven't figured that all out for the server. I sure didn't
> want to see it on the client:-((
>
> ASIDE: Lurkers from MS, you might ask your grandpa what it was like
> dealing with IBM main frame OS's back in the 60's. You will then learn why
> PC's caught on. You could get your work done while thumbing your nose at
> the priesthood in MIS that tended the alter of the corporate mainframe and
> its 3270 terminals. Let's put the personal back in PC while keeping in
> mind KISS.
>
> Again I want to get rid of Fast User Switching style logon. (I don't care
> whether FUS goes away, just that style of logon.) AND I want to make sure
> that the last user ID is NOT displayed when logging in. In detail, how to
> I do this.
>
> Regards,
> Al Christoph
> Three Bears Software, LLC
> just right software @ just right prices @ 3bears.biz

Oookay... thanks Muxster...

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--- Original message follows ---
"muxster" <muxster@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:6D1381F2-EF5C-4C68-9986-1E77EA1607B6@microsoft.com...
> Word brother! One hand on the budwiser and the other on the F12 hotkey =
> Reboot.exe
> Office 12 str8 sucks!!! Crashes left and right...! Beta Release 2007
> XPS is hurtin me!
>
> = )
>
>
> "Al Christoph" <al.christoph@3bears.biz> wrote in message
> news:FF90309A-4904-40FD-B1FE-1531BD52A159@microsoft.com...
>> One of the things I've done to protect my client systems in my SBS
>> Network is to set the Policy that forces the standard three finger salute
>> dialog box for log on (not Fast User Switching) AND to set the policy
>> that hides the previously logged on user.
>>
>> ASIDE: If MS is lurking I hope that released Vista will also make it
>> possible to hide the logged on user when prompting for the screen saver
>> password. It should be possible to force the user to always offer up two
>> pieces of information to get into the system when either there is no one
>> logged on or it is locked.
>>
>> REQUEST: Please, what are the exact directions to get this type of
>> behavior in Vista? For those of us who are new to this please start with
>> something like Start | Administrative Tools ... or what have you. (I was
>> appalled to see the SBS style GPO dialog come up when I tried to do
>> client stuff. I still haven't figured that all out for the server. I sure
>> didn't want to see it on the client:-((
>>
>> ASIDE: Lurkers from MS, you might ask your grandpa what it was like
>> dealing with IBM main frame OS's back in the 60's. You will then learn
>> why PC's caught on. You could get your work done while thumbing your nose
>> at the priesthood in MIS that tended the alter of the corporate mainframe
>> and its 3270 terminals. Let's put the personal back in PC while keeping
>> in mind KISS.
>>
>> Again I want to get rid of Fast User Switching style logon. (I don't care
>> whether FUS goes away, just that style of logon.) AND I want to make sure
>> that the last user ID is NOT displayed when logging in. In detail, how to
>> I do this.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Al Christoph
>> Three Bears Software, LLC
>> just right software @ just right prices @ 3bears.biz
>