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Managing user policies, Importing the pcAnywhere.adm file for Windows 98/Me/NT4

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Managing security in Symantec pcAnywhere 101 Implementing policy-based administration 5 Browse to the location of the pcAnywhere.adm file, select it, and then click Open. 6 In the Add/Remove Templates window, click Close. Importing the pcAnywhere.adm file for Windows 98/Me/NT4 The pcAnywhere.adm file for Windows 98/Me/NT is located on the pcAnywhere CD in the Tools\Policy\NT4_9x_Me folder. You can copy this file to a secure location, and then import it into the System Policy Editor. Ensure that you select the correct pcAnywhere.adm file. Before you begin these procedures, ensure that you have configured the system policy for your operating system. For more information about running the System Policy Editor and importing administrative template files, see the online documentation for your operating system. To import the pcAnywhere.adm file for Windows 98/Me/NT4 1 To start the System Policy Editor, on the Windows taskbar, click Start > Run, and then type poledit.exe 2 In the System Policy Editor window, on the Options menu, click Policy Template. 3 In the Policy Template Options window, click Add. 4 Browse to the location of the pcAnywhere.adm file, select it, and then click Open. 5 In the Policy Template Options window, click OK. Managing user policies Symantec pcAnywhere lets you control whether users can access certain portions of the user interface or perform certain functions in pcAnywhere. Table 6-5 lists information about the policy settings that pcAnywhere lets you control.

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5
Browse to the location of the pcAnywhere.adm file, select it, and then click
Open
.
6
In the Add/Remove Templates window, click
Close
.
Importing the pcAnywhere.adm file for Windows 98/Me/NT4
The pcAnywhere.adm file for Windows 98/Me/NT is located on the pcAnywhere
CD in the Tools\Policy\NT4_9x_Me folder. You can copy this file to a secure
location, and then import it into the System Policy Editor. Ensure that you select
the correct pcAnywhere.adm file.
Before you begin these procedures, ensure that you have configured the system
policy for your operating system.
For more information about running the System Policy Editor and importing
administrative template files, see the online documentation for your operating
system.
To import the pcAnywhere.adm file for Windows 98/Me/NT4
1
To start the System Policy Editor, on the Windows taskbar, click
Start > Run
,
and then type
poledit.exe
2
In the System Policy Editor window, on the Options menu, click
Policy
Template
.
3
In the Policy Template Options window, click
Add
.
4
Browse to the location of the pcAnywhere.adm file, select it, and then click
Open
.
5
In the Policy Template Options window, click
OK
.
Managing user policies
Symantec pcAnywhere lets you control whether users can access certain portions
of the user interface or perform certain functions in pcAnywhere.
Table 6-5
lists information about the policy settings that pcAnywhere lets you
control.
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Managing security in Symantec pcAnywhere
Implementing policy-based administration