logon script and anti virus

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hi.

i have a logon script that runs for all users of the domain (via group
policy).

what it does is to copy an Access frontend to the client desktop
(frontend is regularly updated). the FileSystemObject and Shell objects
are used.

the problem is that some antivirus software on the client machines
complain about malicious script and give some warnings. there are some
machines which just reject it outright! ie, makes some users nervous
(virus activity???) and other users don't even get the access file

all client maachines are winxp or win2000 connecting to a win2000AS.

is there a way to distribute the file without any problems?

thanx
riyaz

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