Need help setting up user permissions on a stand alone w2k P

I need help for a project at work. We have 30+ printers that we are connecting to a computer so that our customers can load a pic from a floppy or CD and then print it out on whichever printer they are looking to purchase.

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I need help for a project at work. We have 30+ printers that we are connecting to a computer so that our customers can load a pic from a floppy or CD and then print it out on whichever printer they are looking to purchase.
 
 
 
I want to set up a print user account with permission only to the CD ROM the floppy and printers.
 
I would set file associations and things like that.
 
I have to forbid any other settings that could change the wallpapaer or screen saver.
 
I don't want "I have a huge c*ck" flashing on the screen saver just because the local 8th graders seem to think its hilarious.
 
 
Thanks guys,
 
 
Sparkhard

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But, seeing "I have a huge c*ck" flashing on the screen WOULD be hilarious.......
lol

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Yeah it kind of would, I used to do it when I would goto CompUSA a while back
 
I think I would get in trouble though

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You can accomplish most of everything that you wish to do through Local Group Policies (if this is a workgroup environmet), NTFS permissions, and if you need to isolate them further ... here are links to some 3rd party applications.
 
www.deepfreezeusa.com
www.fortres.com
 
HTH