Configuring Policy Settings - Microsoft Windows NT 4.0 Guide Manual

Your Own Custom .Adm File," later in this document.
NOTE: The option to Add or Remove will be grayed out if there is a policy file currently open. Close the file
in use and then change the template configuration.

Configuring Policy Settings

The configuration options available to you fall into a tree structure, which is
determined by the layout of the .adm file. By navigating through these options,
you can select a mode that determines the action that will be taken when the
policy file is applied.
The figure below shows sample user options for the Shell.
Policies are applied as follows:
If the box is checked, it is implemented. When the user next logs on, the
user' s computer conforms to the policy. If the option was checked the last
time the user logged on, Windows NT makes no changes.
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