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Re: Multiple User Installation [message #1741225 is a reply to message #1741083] |
Tue, 23 August 2016 23:51 |
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Erich Hammer wrote on Mon, 22 August 2016 20:14Ryan,
Take a look at the thread I started.
It works with plugins, but requires the majority of users to start eclipse with a switch. As you know, the masses will find ways we didn't know were possible to start a program, we can't rely on them to dutifully use a particular shortcut or script.
I really hope someone can provide an answer on how to reverse that so only the admin user(s) need the switch.
Good luck,
Erich
The purpose of the switch (the -configuration switch) is for having a personal space and configuration. The administrators would best have a common configuration that everyone can pull from.
The administrator can place a batch file (Short Cut) on the desktop of any and all the clients that the users can use. The short cut doesn't have to have the word "bat" included in it. The administrator can also pick the icon for the short cut. The shot cut can also be a read only that only an administrator can remove or modify.
In the classroom environment, if someone decided to run other programs other than the specified assignments, it would be them that is wasting their time. Only running the assigned tool would give them the installed plugins to be able to run the projects.
...something to consider.
-- L. James
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L. D. James
ljames@apollo3.com
www.apollo3.com/~ljames
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