Re: Default user -user profile?

That is one way all right, another way (I think a better way) is to add the
favourites, shortcuts etc to the "All Users" profile.

hth
gerryR


"William Stokes" <will@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello,

Is the default user profile for distributing files & settings for users
logging on
to the workstation?

If I configure 1 user profile and copy the profile's files under Documents
and Setting to the Default user folder are they copied to new user
profiles
logging in to the workstation? I mean like favorites, desktop shortcuts,
start menu etc...

Thanks
-Will





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