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Help with Splash screen

cjthedj45

Guys,

Have any of you created a splash screen. I have been asked to create a splash screen just before the users log on they will see a screen notifing them of a work event etc. I know you can apply wallpapers with group policy but I they don't want a static screen just something that pops up before they logon. I have seen it done but I'm not a 100% sure how to do it. It maybe an entry to to the logon script but I'm not sure how to execute it. Any Ideas Thanks

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dynamik

Would this work?

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/prodtech/windows2000/w2kccadm/localpol/w2kadm13.mspx

Go to this section: Implementing an Authorized Usage Warning

cjthedj45

dynamik wrote:

Would this work?

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/prodtech/windows2000/w2kccadm/localpol/w2kadm13.mspx

Go to this section: Implementing an Authorized Usage Warning

Thanks Dynamik. I will try this now and let you know. Ideally though I think they would like a splash screen rather than dialog boxes. I'm sure it can be done by adding a bitmap to the logon script some how. If anyone has any idea that would be greatly appreciated. Thanks guys

astorrs

In the past I've used a logon script to open a web page with IE (all menus and everything hidden, sized to something like 640x480) hosted on one of the internal web servers with the current policy/banner.

By using that its easy to link to additional documents within the text (like the Acceptable Use Policy etc - you have one don't you?

). And deploying updates is a snap.