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Thanks Elmurado, That fixed it. All entries in that registry location were set to "1".

I can't log in as local admin since it is on the domain. All other accounts show the same thing.

To the best of my recollection, I believe that the only GPO is the default domain controller policy. Also, the only other DC on the Domain is a Win2000 DC and it doesn't show any problems. I will verify this on Monday morning. Thanks

The accounts that we have used are members of Enterprise Admins, & Domain Admins.

We have a Windows 2003 server running Terminal Services. When I go into the control panel and click on add or remove programs, there is no option to "add new programs" or "Add/Remove Windows Components". The only option is "Change or Remove Programs

Mattwray, Great advise! the only part that isn't 100% is that anybody can open the the file that has been placed in the folder, and save it as another name. (plagiarism).

Mattwray, What I am trying to accomplish in a High School environment is to have a location with teachers folders in it, and give everyone the ability to save (drop) a file there. I have given the teacher and administrators the ability to delete their own folder, but Students can't drop any...

On the machine that you are trying to add the printer to, you need to create a new local port. The information that you enter for the printer name is the UNC path to the printer <\\computername\printersharename> That should do it as long as it is shared properly.

The permissions that are discussed in this thread seem to only affect MS Office. If you use Wordpad, the save process works fine. I would be very interested in finding a solution that would work under the Office applications.

I am experiencing the same problem, and I have the <delete subfolders and files> option unchecked. When I log in as that user, they are able to delete any files in that folders. I used to be able to do this under NT4, but now under 2000 I have been unsuccessful. Any help would be graetly...