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Folder Options & Taskbar scripting

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Dick Knuth - 29 Jun 2004 19:38 GMT
When I create the Windows 2000 Pro or Windows XP Pro Desktop for a new user
in my Windows 2003 domain, I manually perform the following modifications to
default Windows settings:
1 - Taskbar:
   a - Hide inactive icons = False.
   b - Show Quick Launch = True.
   c - Group similar taskbar buttons = False.
2 - Start Menu:
   a - Classic Start menu = True.
   b - Display Log Off = True.
   c - Use Personalized Menu  = False.
3 - My Computer & Folder Options:
   a - View = Details.
   b - Use Windows classic folders = True.
   c - Display the full path in the title bar = True.
   d - Show hidden files and folders = True.
   e - Hide extensions for known file types = False.

I would like to script this. Can anyone help me?

Thanks.
Shaun L. Anderson - 30 Jun 2004 21:47 GMT
Okay here you must wanna learn VBS Scripting, then
all I can do is point you here

http://msdn.microsoft.com/ (search for the MSDN Library)

May Raven Christina Symone Pearman be by your side as she has been by mine :)

> When I create the Windows 2000 Pro or Windows XP Pro Desktop for a new user
> in my Windows 2003 domain, I manually perform the following modifications to
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> Thanks.
 
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