Hubert Lelong wrote in a message to all:
 HL> a friend of mine had an idea that seems not stupid, but we
 HL> cannot realize it : as we are teaching computers, [and you
 HL> know, learners are dangerous on workstation, with there
 HL> funny "and what if I clic here ?"]
 HL> we'd like to save our standard
 HL> configurations on a server (Novell 3.12) with the
 HL> possibility of booting any station with a disket and copy
 HL> the configuration back.
 HL> With a W 3.11 station, it's OK
 HL> with W95, it is NOT. I think it's a problem caused by non
 HL> 8.3 names of file.
 HL> Am I right ?
 HL> and (more important point) what can I do ?
I am not sure if your problem is long file name support or not, but loading 
the OS/2 namespace driver (OS2.NAM) on the server will give you support for 
long file names under Windows 95.
Under Windows 95, a lot of information is stored in the Registry, which is a 
binary file intended to be inaccessible to users.  If you want to prevent 
users from blowing up a Windows 95 installation, the officially supported 
method is to enforce "Policies" on the user, restricting the user from access 
to parts of the system which could be damaging.
 
-- Mike
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