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Chapter 3 Installing AuthorIT 39
User Login Script
All users opening an AuthorIT session from a Client Computer working through an
Application Server should use Mapped Drives to separate their individual data from
other clients using the same Application Server. Ideally, they will use a Mapped Drive
for all private data.
AuthorIT allows only one session per Client Computer and the Client Computer
Name is used to determine this. Application Servers use the environment variable
%CLIENTNAME% to distinguish between Client Computers.
When a user logs in to a domain, there is the option to run a login script. This is the
ideal time to ensure that:
unique folders exists for the Client Computer
each Client Folder is mapped to a consistent drive letter
The Microsoft Knowledge Base Article Q195461
(http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=195461) deals with How to Set Up a Logon Script
Only for Terminal Service Users. This has mixed results and doesnʹt work on some
servers. If it doesnʹt run, try this registry fix.
1) On the Terminal Services server, start the Registry Editor.
2) Locate and then open the following key in the registry:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\
Run
3) From the Edit menu, select New > String Value.
4) Type in something like WindowsTerminalServicesLogon for the value, and then
click Modify on the Edit menu.
5) In the Value Data box, type the path and file name for the program that you want
to start when users log on.
6) Select OK, and then quit Registry Editor.