Re: Load application instead of Windows Desktop

You can modify the Shell option to start your application after SP is
started.
Don't know about removing the Start Menu or TaskBar.

<michael.morandi@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1150463371.535681.190520@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hello everybody

On a windows xp (sp2) box intended for public use I'd like to load a
specific application instead of the windows desktop. I've experimented
with the MS Shared Computer Toolkit, which allows me to restrict
various things for certain accounts, but I'd like to restrict certain
accounts to run only the application and not showing me a start menu,
"My Computer" etc. The startup folder isn't the solution I'm looking
for.

Does anybody have an idea?
Kind Regards
Mike



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