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Group Policy / Reg Setting to remove first run message
Hi readers and developers,
Compliments on the Google Toolbar, its a handy tool used alot by yours truely. Our problem: A few days ago we installed the Google Toolbar (Enterprise Version) on one of our Windows terminal servers (2003) as a test to see what is what. Our goal is to have nothing, and I mean _nothing_ obstructing the users when they log in for the first time on our terminal servers. Because we want to prevent calls coming in from users asking "What does this button do" Therefor we need a Group Policy custom .adm or a Reg setting to remove the first use message that comes sliding out of the Google Toolbar. We installed the .adm file that comes with the Enterprise Version but it doesnt have a policy integrated that would do this for us. - no result We also looked through the Registery settings and found no setting that would do this for us. - no result We also exported the reg key under HKCU\Software\Google and had it imported using the logon script. - no result The message is as followes and slides down under the Google Toolbar when starting IE7: ----------------------------------------------------------- Your Google Toolbar has been updated You can now: - Bookmark pages - Add buttons - Search smarter Make Google my default search engine and manage changes Learn More OK ----------------------------------------------------------- Please supply us with a solution to either remove or enable-disable this message. Thnx in advance. |
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I'm afraid you cannot edit Google's Toolbar source.
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