These information are very educational and helpful. I've finally sorted out
my problem!

"Steven L Umbach" wrote:

> You should be able to configure the software to run as a regular user by
> modifying the ntfs permissions and possibly registry permissions to be what
> a power user has for that application by starting with the folder where the
> application is [probably under program folders] and also checking the all
> users profile for the application data folder and a subfolder used by the
> application for the application. There is also a security template called
> compatws.inf that can be imported via Local Security Policy though it would
> give the users excessive permissions in my opinion. Beyond that you can
> implement Software Restriction Policies in XP Pro to very effectively
> restrict a user with the proper hash or path rules. Just keep in mind that
> ..lnk shortcuts such as the desktop are considered restricted by SRP. For any
> XP SP2 computers the Shared Computer Toolkit free from MS is something to
> look at and it does enable a version of SRP for XP Home which is really
> great. The links below may help. --- Steve
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d...d_sec_umgs.asp
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/pro.../rstrplcy.mspx
> --- SRP
> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/s.../overview.mspx -- Shared
> computer toolkit.
>
> "Crystal" <Crystal@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:77A5F3CB-5DD0-4D0B-BD95-58DA51D1B628@microsoft.com...
> > We are in a Workgroup environment and using XP SP2. I have to give my
> > users
> > Power Users rights otherwise some software like Citrix client cannot run.
> > However, with Power Users right they can still install some small software
> > (not big one) like google I.E. tool bar, chat software, and etc. I wonder
> > if
> > anyone can tell me how to deprive Power Users of the rights to install any
> > software? Thanks.
>
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