Copyright: Thursday, October 07, 1999 10:32:13


Opens the Add a Script dialog box, from which you can enter the name of the script and any parameters.


Provides a space for you to type any parameters that should be passed to the script.


Opens a standard Browse dialog box, so that you can locate the script manually, instead of typing its name.


Moves the selected script lower in the list.


Displays the selected script for editing.


Lists the scripts stored in this Group Policy object. (Click Show Files to see the list.) If scripts are processed synchronously, they are run in order from top to bottom of the list. If scripts are processed asynchronously, the order shown here has no effect.


Provides a space for you to type the name of the script to be added.


Removes the selected script from the list.


Shows the scripts stored in the Group Policy object.


Moves the selected script higher in the list.


Shows the Administrative Templates currently installed in the Group Policy object. To remove a template, select the template and then click Remove.


Opens the Policy Templates dialog box so that you can select an Administrative Template to add.


This button has no effect unless a template has been selected. If a template has been selected, clicking the button removes the template from the Group Policy object and therefore removes the associated user interface from the Microsoft Management Console.


Specifies that no change will be made to the registry concerning this setting.


Specifies that the registry will indicate that the policy should apply to users or computers that are subject to this Group Policy object.


Specifies that the registry will indicate that the policy should not apply to users or computers that are subject to this Group Policy object.


Displays the previous policy in the current folder.


Displays the next policy in the current folder.