Toolbar help

[CJC]

Does anybody know how I can create a toolbar on users PC's
automatically? Ideally I would like to add something to the logon
script that will then create a toolbar each time a user logs in.

Any help would be much appreciated.

 

[Parhar]

What kind of toolbar? What do you intend to do? May be there is
someother solution for what you are trying to achieve. Please provide
more details.

- Parhar
http://www.askarya.com/tm/tm.asp
(Improved *Taskbar Manager* for Windows XP)

 

[CJC]

Thanks for getting back to me. Basically what the situation is, is
that I am currently creating a software restriction policy through
Active Directory, and to solve an issue with an in house piece of
software I get the user to create a toolbar on their task bar down
near the time which when you click on the >> brings up Microsoft
Office but within the folder along with Microsoft Office applications
I put the in house application which is struggling to open except from
this toolbar. So instead of telling each user how to do this I was
hoping that when they login it was automatically done.

Hope this is clearer.

Many thanks.

 

[CJC]

Hi, does anyone know anything about this situation I have.

Any advice etc would be appreciated even if its to say you you don't
believe there is a way, then it saves me looking into it any more and
think of a different solution.

Thanks again.

 

[Rock]

Hi, does anyone know anything about this situation I have.

Any advice etc would be appreciated even if its to say you you don't
believe there is a way, then it saves me looking into it any more and
think of a different solution.

What situation? You haven't quoted any of the message to which you refer so
some (many) folks may not know what you mean. This is actually a Usenet
newsgroup, and many use a newsreader to access it, and only download the
recent messages so the previous messages in the thread are not visible.

When referring to or replying to a previous post it's best to quote a least
a part of the message to keep the context.

 

[CJC]

What situation? You haven't quoted any of the message to which you refer so
some (many) folks may not know what you mean. This is actually a Usenet
newsgroup, and many use a newsreader to access it, and only download the
recent messages so the previous messages in the thread are not visible.

When referring to or replying to a previous post it's best to quote a least
a part of the message to keep the context.

Ah good point, didnt realise people see it differently. Heres the
basic story:

Thanks for getting back to me. Basically what the situation is, is
that I am currently creating a software restriction policy through
Active Directory, and to solve an issue with an in house piece of
software I get the user to create a toolbar on their task bar down
near the time which when you click on the >> brings up Microsoft
Office but within the folder along with Microsoft Office applications
I put the in house application which is struggling to open except from
this toolbar. So instead of telling each user how to do this I was
hoping that when they login it was automatically done.

Thanks