From: "Hrvoje Mesing" 


"Geo"  wrote in message news:42fabc14{at}w3.nls.net...
> "Hrvoje Mesing"  wrote in message
> news:42fa31ec{at}w3.nls.net...
>
>> So, if user has no right to write/modify certan points on the system
>> there
>> is no problem right ? :)
>
> What if the writing is being done to the registry or the system address
> book
> or if it's accessing the network?


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Registry has it's own permissions, and like till now, I see no problems (I
mentioned vbscript, reg.exe, reg*.exe, etc as means with which YOu can do
same stuff right now and You see no problems with that). System address
book can be accessed these days as well, without any problems with lots of
interfaces, still there is build-in security to confront this. Accessing
network, well, everything can access network these days too, remote
places/resources have their own permissions, if accessing internet, well,
there are lots of tools that can prohibit access to the internet + I think
that Vista will have not only IE sandbox, but "remote
connections" "sandbox" which can be emulated today with out
any problems.

I see no problems with monad, it is just giving You an option to speed up
things and to give You another mean to get the job done.

I respect that!

Still, I want multiple Windows desktops, MSVDM sucks, all other tools
sucks, I wan built-in future!!!! :)


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M.

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