From: "Hrvoje Mesing" 


"Robert Comer"  wrote in
message news:445105b9{at}w3....
>> No :)), you agree with me 100% :) Why ? Because, if settings are to be
>> per-User, then you can force user to logoff and your login screen will be
>> refreshed to the Computer-Default, or Admin settings resolution adn
>> refresh and you can still logon withput any problems :)
>
> Nope, I still think it's a user setable option, if the next user doesn't
> like what the previous user had, they can change it too.  Usability is
> extremely important and I don't want to have my users have to wait for me
> to change it for them.


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Ok, ok ... :)) But! Let me explain step by step :)

1. You install the PC.
2. You set the Logon Screen Resolution + Refresh > this is the default
computer Res. to which you can revert in some cpecial conditions - I would
leave tiny bits to someone else to dream of ... Ok, so OS is so nice that
it will allow every user to have it's own Resolution + Refresh.
So ..

3. User_1 Logs in, change Resolution suitable fro him, logs out 4. User_2
logs in, do the same
- Both users created they Resolutions FROM base resolution for "All Users"
created by Admin (as Profiles)

5. User_1 logs in, Resolution is auto modified to his settings., logs out
6. User_2 logs in, same, logs out
7. when logged out, res. is reverted to the Logon screen default set by Admin

On new Monitors, change of Res. and Picture flick (picture > *blink*
> picture) is super fast!

I prefer this and I talked about this. I would really hate that users can
change per-Machine Resolution.

Ofcourse, if this this kind of working (or similar) is not supported (and I
bet it is not), I would like GP setting: Disable Users to change
Resolution, Admin excluded.

P.S. this kind od model was expected in Windows XP.


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M.

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