How to Establish a Common Favorites Folder with Windows NTID: Q158787
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This article describes how to establish and maintain a common Favorites folder for all users who are using Windows NT in a Windows NT networking environment (that is, a Windows NT domain or workgroup).
For various reasons (such as centralized administration, consistency,
control of the Favorites folder across the networking environment, and so
on), you may want to have a single Favorites folder on a common server that
all users in the networking environment access for their favorite files and
links. For example, a common Favorites folder allows a network
administrator set up and maintain a common share point of Internet Explorer
Internet links and Microsoft Office files that all users can have access to
at all times.
Currently, however, there is no user interface for configuring this in
Windows NT. Instead, you must manually edit the registry to accomplish
this. To configure Windows NT with a common Favorites folder, proceed with
the following steps.
Additional query words: off95 off97 prodnt ierelease
Keywords : kbenv nthowto ntconfig ntregistry ntui
Version : winnt:4.0
Platform : winnt
Issue type : kbhowto
Last Reviewed: February 26, 1999