O Oli Restorick Jul 26, 2003 #4 As Brendon says, security is set on a per-key value, not per-value. Per-key ACLs can be set using regedt32.exe. Regards Oli
As Brendon says, security is set on a per-key value, not per-value. Per-key ACLs can be set using regedt32.exe. Regards Oli
O Oli Restorick Jul 26, 2003 #5 As Brendon says, security is set on a per-key value, not per-value. Per-key ACLs can be set using regedt32.exe. Regards Oli
As Brendon says, security is set on a per-key value, not per-value. Per-key ACLs can be set using regedt32.exe. Regards Oli
J JethroUK© Jul 26, 2003 #6 i think thats close enough thanx very much Oli Restorick said: As Brendon says, security is set on a per-key value, not per-value. Per-key ACLs can be set using regedt32.exe. Regards Oli Click to expand...
i think thats close enough thanx very much Oli Restorick said: As Brendon says, security is set on a per-key value, not per-value. Per-key ACLs can be set using regedt32.exe. Regards Oli Click to expand...
J JethroUK© Jul 26, 2003 #7 i think thats close enough thanx very much Oli Restorick said: As Brendon says, security is set on a per-key value, not per-value. Per-key ACLs can be set using regedt32.exe. Regards Oli Click to expand...
i think thats close enough thanx very much Oli Restorick said: As Brendon says, security is set on a per-key value, not per-value. Per-key ACLs can be set using regedt32.exe. Regards Oli Click to expand...
