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Customizing Common Dialogs help??

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croehrl

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Does anyone know of a registry entry that can disable cut/copy/paste? I know this is a strange request, but this is what I need:

From any explorer window (specifically, common dialogs) I need to find a way to prevent users from being able to ctrl-x, ctrl-c, and ctrl-v. Preventing file deletes would be nice as well, but isn't mandatory.

I cannot do this through a group policy or by setting permissions. This will be on a stripped-down WinXP build, and these functions will not exist.

I cannot use any of the examples Google turned up, since they are written in VB. The environment I'm using doesn't support VB executables... I can only use non-MFC C/C++ programs, Python, or registry entries. (possible to use .CMD files as well, but it seems unlikely that will help)

I've already found a way to disable the context menu, so that much is safe. I've also found a way to disable specific drives from being viewed, but there are instances where I need to allow the user to see the contents of the drive.

So..... can anybody offer some help?
 
not sure but u might be able to find it in group policy

start > run > gpedit.msc

*edit.. opps.. spoke to soon
 
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