Pretty simple question

[John Smith]

I apologize if I'm not posting this in the right group.


Basically my question is quite simple and I know it is possible to do this
but my mind is pulling a blank.

What I want to do is get some sort of license agreement to pop up before
users log on to there workstations with the ability for the users to answer
"yes or no". I'm running Windows 2K3 with Windows XP and some Windows 2K
workstations.

Any clues would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks

John

 

[Andrew]

Check the bottom of the page using this link

http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsxp.work_remotely/msg/1d248d0efd1a3e4d

Andrew

 

[John Smith]

Great thanks for the quick info. Much appreciated.

John

 

[John Smith]

Another quick question.

Can we ask a question and force the user to answer "yes or no"? Example: if
the user answers "no" then they wont be able to log into there machines.

 

[Roger Abell [MVP]]

I think that, without third-party extensions or a custom service,
you would need to do that with a login script that, upon a "no"
answer logs the user off. The reason here is that the codes tied
into the gina run in a very protected process context and you
will have extreme difficulty trying to inject interaction with the
user desktop context from it.

 

[Andrew]

Hi John,

I personally don't know but the last time i used this function it was to
display a exclaimer which the user agreed to by clicking 'OK' which i think
is legally binding but that depends on what you need it for.

Andrew