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Adding to that: It's generally a good idea to place "GPO Related Stuff" on the NetLogon share, e.g. \\domain.org\NETLOGON. This way: 1. It gets replicated across your domain controllers 2. It's not hard-coded to a specific server (think of editing all of your GPOs when XYZ server reaches EOL) 3. The client picks the location of said files from %logonserver%. I also find it useful to create separate folders therein for "computer" vs. "user" GPO items. This way it can be restricted per Domain Computers and Authenticated Users, respectively. Hence: \\domain.org\NETLOGON\Group Policy\User \\domain.org\NETLOGON\Group Policy\Computer ...meets most needs. Maybe if you have a specific example you could extrapolate on it and get refined feedback. HTH Tony Cooke Departmental Systems & Services Administrative Information Services Michigan State University 517.353.4420 ext. 256 [log in to unmask] -----Original Message----- From: Travis Cousineau [mailto:[log in to unmask]] Sent: Wednesday, February 06, 2008 10:38 AM To: [log in to unmask] Subject: Re: [MSUNAG] Dumb question from the Outside World (K-12) Group policies tend to only like FQDN paths, \\servername\sharename\file.html , and not references to mapped drives. Plus, it is best practice to use FQDN, as mapped drives can disappear or be different letters on different machines. As for the laptop, there is usually a bios setting for stretching the screen. Good Luck, Travis Cousineau