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Guest
Hi there,
I've got Office 2000 running in a Windows 2000 school environment. As the
students like to try and breach IT security, I've hidden the local C: drive
with group policy.
I was a little surprised to find that Powerpoint Design Templates cannot be
applied. The error states that the path (it's looking for C
can't be
found, but group policy states that, while it hides the drive from explorer,
etc, it doesn't prevent programs accessing it. The fact that powerpoint will
run from the C: drive proves this, so is there some way I can resolve this
without un-hiding the local drive..? I can't seem to find anywhere in Office
2000 that will let me change the default path. I understand that the error
message can essentially be ignored until prompted to select a new location to
look in, but this will only confuse staff and students that have "no idea"
(to put it nicely).
Any help is much appreciated...
Cheers
I've got Office 2000 running in a Windows 2000 school environment. As the
students like to try and breach IT security, I've hidden the local C: drive
with group policy.
I was a little surprised to find that Powerpoint Design Templates cannot be
applied. The error states that the path (it's looking for C

found, but group policy states that, while it hides the drive from explorer,
etc, it doesn't prevent programs accessing it. The fact that powerpoint will
run from the C: drive proves this, so is there some way I can resolve this
without un-hiding the local drive..? I can't seem to find anywhere in Office
2000 that will let me change the default path. I understand that the error
message can essentially be ignored until prompted to select a new location to
look in, but this will only confuse staff and students that have "no idea"
(to put it nicely).
Any help is much appreciated...
Cheers