have you looked into the GPO for folder redirection? Set the my docs path to wherever your users home drives are with a %username% at the end of the path \\server\users$\%username% if you want other things to their home drive, look into the user shell folders key in the registry. To get that done for al user you will most likely need to incorporate the registry change as part of the login script. Greg -----Original Message----- From: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]On Behalf Of JTrainer@xxxxxxx Sent: Monday, November 24, 2003 1:36 PM To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx Subject: [THIN] Re: WinNT TS users need personal file folders Thanks for your reply. If I am not mistaken (though I may be since I can't seem to find the Hidecalc utility on the website), that utility is used to calculate a bitwise parametric number which is then inserted into the Registry. While this is useful, it still means that I will have to insert this value manually into the registry over 750 times (250+ users on 3 servers). Is there any more... automatic or wider sweeping way to do this instead? As for the applications which will be used by the clients, here they are: * Internet Explorer 6 * Lotus Notes 4 * Notepad * Wordpad Are there any tools for these particular applications to get them to save to the user's home directory? Furthermore, the SET command produces nothing that jumps out as part of the problem. Your assistance is most appreciated. John W. Trainer IV MIS Department United Refrigeration, Inc. jtrainer@xxxxxxx Adam.Baum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx Sent by: thin-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx 11/24/2003 12:44 PM Please respond to thin To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx cc: Subject: [THIN] Re: WinNT TS users need personal file folders Yes to all. Grab the utility called Hidecalc from thethin.net website. It will let you hide the drives. As for changing the save directory, depends on the app. Chances are it is being picked up from the default profile. If using Office, you can use the Office resource kit (and other tools) to change the default settings. Sorry I can't be more specific. Just for grins, go to a command prompt and run the SET command. You may have an environment variable defaulting the save path to the C: drive. adam JTrainer@xxxxxxx Sent by: To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx thin-bounce@freel cc: bbivenour@xxxxxxx ists.org Subject: [THIN] WinNT TS users need personal file folders 11/24/2003 10:20 AM Please respond to thin Hello, Perhaps this issue has been sent here before and answered, but my search of the archives turned up nothing. If this has already been answered, please point me in the direction of the appropriate archive item(s). Our TS users, now using the Internet and E-Mail and receiving files from these resources, desperately need a way to safely and easily save those files for use. The system in place now provides a home directory on a separate server which is mapped to a drive letter (U:). However, our security policies lock out the ability to see ANY drives in My Computer. We want to keep this, except for the U: drive. Is there a way to JUST allow the U: drive to be displayed in My Computer in a way that this can be done for over 250 users? The other issue is default save-to folders. Right now, if a user were to save a file, the servers default to their own C:\WTSRV folder. Can this be changed to U:\, again, in a way that it can be done for over 250 users? I know I can do it one user at a time, but for the number of users we have, multiplied by the number of load-balancing TS servers we use, this is not a very good choice. I appreciate your help! John W. Trainer IV MIS Department United Refrigeration, Inc. jtrainer@xxxxxxx ******************************************************** This Week's Sponsor - ThinPrint .Print Server Engine Thinprint can help you save money, protect resources, simplify administration, save time and increase flexibility by solving all of your printing needs. http://www.thinprint.com ********************************************************** Useful Thin Client Computing Links are available at: http://thethin.net/links.cfm Domains currently for sale by The Kenzig Group http://www.kenzig.com/serv01.htm New Site: Free Weblogs! http://www.blogvortex.com *********************************************************** For Archives, to Unsubscribe, Subscribe or set Digest or Vacation mode use the below link: http://thethin.net/citrixlist.cfm