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Permissions Question
Hello, and thanks for you help in advance.
I'm working in a Windows Server 2003 environment. We currently have shared files set up on the network for our employees. We want them to have read/execute rights, but with those rights inherently come the rights to copy paste. Is there a way to stop this from happening? Many of our software liscences are being overused. One more Question, does anyone know if Windows Server 2008 will have this option? Thanks! |
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