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Thx dudes, going to give this stuff a try later today. Why do I want to do
this ? We did do this on our old NT platform (using the preferences key) and
what it gives our users is taskmgr running in the system tray, without showing
on the taskbar ... we do this so that when there is "trouble" (we have about
50 custom application running on our wkstns) trouble like hanging apps etc,
our users have been "trained" to simply double-click on the taskmgr icon in
the tray and kill the process (most times with help desk assistance/approval
etc) ... we dont want our users ctrl+alt+deleting taskmgr, and they don't have
right-click on taskbar enabled, so this is a handy way of doing it.
Now we're moving to XP, we want to provide this exact same "feature" on our new
platform ...
-Shawn
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