Hiya
Are there any settings / configuration I can do to prevent certain users getting access to the manage rainmeter option. We dont want to give them the ability to close the skins.
Many thanks
anna
Just to clarify - I am preveting the right click on the skins - but they can navigate to the notifications tear drop and select manage from there - this is what I am wanting to stop
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Access to Manage Rainmeter - restrict
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Re: Access to Manage Rainmeter - restrict
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i hope this is about your kids, because if it is about a productive environment, you might not be qualified for this task.lawty wrote:they can navigate to the notifications tear drop and select manage from there - this is what I am wanting to stop
hiding notification area icons is a standard Windows feature:
http://www.makeuseof.com/tag/manage-and-tidy-the-windows-7-system-tray/
(of course a more experienced Windows user can just show the icon again)
there is also a Rainmeter.ini key for hiding the icon:
http://docs.rainmeter.net/manual/settings/rainmeter-section#TrayIcon
(of course a more experienced Rainmeter user can just set the key back to 1)
not to forget there are plenty of ways to still open the Manage window (the easiest being holding the CTRL key while right-clicking a skin).
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Thanks
I was just looking at hiding notification icons - we will probably go down that route amongst other things.
Completely agree - someone with knowledge and who is determined will probably work it out - lucky this doesnt really happen that much.
We also lock down machines that much (even though users do have local admin rights) - that hopefully when I put it through its paces we will have caught most things. Wish we could stop the CTRL key - but hey ho, not everythings perfect
Thanks again! Have a great weekend
I was just looking at hiding notification icons - we will probably go down that route amongst other things.
Completely agree - someone with knowledge and who is determined will probably work it out - lucky this doesnt really happen that much.
We also lock down machines that much (even though users do have local admin rights) - that hopefully when I put it through its paces we will have caught most things. Wish we could stop the CTRL key - but hey ho, not everythings perfect
Thanks again! Have a great weekend