Real World Computing
Choosing workstations
Posted on 26 Jul 2006 at 15:43
Steve Cassidy demonstrates that a little bit of schizophrenia can be a good thing when it comes to organising your network
Folder redirection by way of some careful tweaking of the group policy settings was the right fix for this sneaky little space hog. Strange that so many diverse and recently updated system components should all want to take up space in the same part of the directory tree. Could it be that hot-desking isn't actually anything like as widespread as we're lead to believe?
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