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Well an easy first step would be to limit the amount of damage people can do by restricting their access to system settings and such. That can be done by only allowing them to use a "User" or "Limited User" account and then by further restricting group policies (either local or AD). -- Stephen Bogdanski Network Support College of Veterinary Medicine Michigan State University >>> On 4/23/2008 at 2:48 PM, <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > I have a Dell in a lecturn, which can be displayed on an overhead > projector. > > My problem is folks often don't know how to use it, and wind > up twiddling with things, messing the config of the machine up > such that others can't use it to project onto the screen. > > Now, part of the problem may well be hardware. It's an older > Dell with an early ATI dual-head video card and I'm fairly sure > that it looses its little mind from time to time, and shuts the > 2nd head off, making for a merry time getting it back again. > > So, in the case of a machine thats physically out there, > what things do you do to make it "just work" for people? > > Thanks! > > --STeve Andre' > Political Science