Bill wrote: > I am interested in seeing who on the network opens Word files in a
> certain folder.
If the files reside on NTFS volume you can enable auditing in the directory
(and by inheritance files) security descriptor. Never tried this myself but
if should work.
Re: Network Security ... >> certain folder.... > If the files reside on NTFS volume you can enable auditing in the directory security descriptor. ... (microsoft.public.win32.programmer.networks)
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Re: User rights in TS 2003 ... I can't seem to lock that folder down with NTFS... > You can hide any combination of drives that you want with a Group ... >> solve it with NTFS rights either. ... (microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services)
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