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Does it matter? I mean the University has many policies and regulations, probably no one knows or fully understands all of them, we are still expected to follow them. I thought that in general we need to make users aware of the usage policies, but they are still bound by them whether there is an explicit acceptance or not. There are also criminal laws that cover much of the really bad things that a user might do with a computer. The fact that I've never explicitly accepted the University's traffic regulations doesn't mean I can speed across campus... -Tom Hoort, Brian wrote: > Esteemed NAG Members: > > > > I’ve been Googling for software that can help us record our users’ > agreement to our acceptable use policy documents. I’ve had a > surprisingly terrible time searching for it, as all results are > false-positives to actual EULAs or policy documents. Have you used any, > can you recommend how you’ve handled this in your units, or can you > direct me to any such tools? > > > > We are a Win2003 shop, so I’m thinking tools that integrate into domain > login would be most desirable, but I’m open to all possibilities at this > point. > > > > Your input is appreciated. > > > > Brian Hoort > > Business & Personnel Office > > Rm. 1 Physical Plant Bldg. > > Michigan State University > > East Lansing, MI 48824-1215 > > 517-432-0242 > > [log in to unmask] <mailto:[log in to unmask]> > > >