I'm not quit sure how you could do it automatically, but you could have them
set-up the world the way they like it, and then export a profile with the
users name. Then when they move to another machine, they can import their
profiles to that machine. Since all it would take for each person is setting
their profile current, this would work in a pinch. The problems will show up
with NT versus 98 pathing for things like plotters or if anyone has created
custom bars, etc.
I'm trying to figure this one out too, but I'm afraid it might require
something more robust on the server end. I know there are some tools for
profile management in the NT environment, but I'm not sure how they work
with 98. Also, from what I understand, this is a real forte of 2000 server,
as long as all the clients are running 2000 pro.
--
James Wedding, E.I.T.
IT Manager
Jones & Boyd, Inc.
Dallas, TX
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> i know this has probably been answered but i couldn't find it anywhere.
we
> have 15 autocad users at my work and i want all of them to have there own
> profile and be able to log on to ANY computer and have there autocad setup
> exactly the same everytime how do i go about doing this? we're using R14
> with 98 on all workstations and nt4 on the server and they're seperate
> copies of autocad
> thanks,
> Rob
>