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SYMPTOMSYou may be able to install and run some programs on a Windows NT Zero Administration Kit (ZAK) client workstation, even though you should be restricted from doing so. You may be able to do this by installing programs to and running them from the folder defined in the TEMP user variable (the temporary folder). In a ZAK client workstation, the default temporary folder is C:\Temp. CAUSEThe temporary folder is not restricted on ZAK client workstations because many programs, including Microsoft Office, do not function properly if the temporary folder is restricted. RESOLUTIONTo work around this issue, you can configure the policy file for the ZAK client workstation to allow only specific programs to run. The policy file resides on the ZAK server and can be modified by using the following steps:
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