Greetings to everyone! Is it possible to launch the clock without setting the user as Administrator. Our goal is to allow users to launch the clock (to see the second hand)but they should not be able to modify the time.We are talking about 500 users connected into a domain.
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Windows XP SP3 requires Administrator right to launch the clock
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probably not, without giving them also the permission to change the time...
how about a replacement app?
Vista Style Analog Desktop Clock for Windows XP
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how about a replacement app?
Vista Style Analog Desktop Clock for Windows XP
Ben
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Can your users do anything via the Control Panel/ Regional and Language Options/ Customize Regional Options/ Time? To see the seconds they might have to increase the Taskbar (height) to see any extra details.
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There is a Clock.avi file in C:/ Windows if you just want to count the seconds.
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There is a Clock.avi file in C:/ Windows if you just want to count the seconds.
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