> > how to running application using window authentification ??
> > i mean...if user not login to windows password ......user cannot running that application with or without username and password application
>
> Hi Surabaya!
>
> If you are using Windows XP, you can set up a new hash rule that will restrict a certain program from running.
>
> Follow these instructions:
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> 1. Click START (in windows Taskbar)
> 2. Click RUN
> 3. Type GPEDIT.MSC
>
> This will open the Group Policy Window. On the Group Policy Object Editor tool bar, click Windows Settings, Security Settings, Software Restriction Policy, and then right-click Additional Rules.
> 4. Select New Hash Rule
>
>
> 5. Click on Browse button to select your exe file.
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> 6. Select your exe file, in this example, I will select Acer.exe
>
>
> 7. Select the default security level setting that you want for this rule. The options are: Disallowed, Unrestricted You may want to fill in the Description a description for your exe file.
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> 8. After clicking on the Apply Button, you will see this in your Group Policy Window.
>
>
> 9. Finally, test your exe file it will run. Execute the exe file that you have just imposed the restriction upon.
> Windows will not allow to execute that file. Even if you rename that exe file, still it will not be allowed to run. With a hash rule, software programs remain uniquely identifiable because the hash rule match is based on a cryptographic calculation that involves the contents of the file.
>
>
> Hope this gives you an idea.
>
> (coffee)

Hi Glenn,

thank you for the new info (for me) with picture explanation, I may need it, but i don't guess that is what is the poster wants ;)

Your example is preventing a user on local pc to run a software, which means this is a cool way, if there is an application installed on pc1, and pc1 is used by many users, user1,user2,user3 then you can prevent user1 and user2 from using this software and give access only yo user3.

Nice Search ;)

Samir R. Ibrahim
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