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Article ID: 945003 - Last Review: December 19, 2007 - Revision: 1.0
Values from the "Additional Settings" page in the Internet Explorer Administration Kit 7 (IEAK 7) Customization Wizard are written to the Internet Explorer 7 configuration files even though you do not change the values
You run the Internet Explorer Administration Kit 7 (IEAK 7)
Customization Wizard to build a customized version of Internet Explorer 7. You
move to the
Additional Settings page of the IEAK 7
Customization Wizard. Then, you click a
sub-category
under a main category to display the settings.
You
do not intend to change
the values of the sub-category.
However,
the
values of these settings are
added to the Internet Explorer 7 configuration
files. This behavior may cause unwanted results
after you finish running
the
IEAK 7 Customization Wizard.
To work around this problem, close the IEAK 7 Customization
Wizard when you reach the
Additional Settings page. When you close the wizard at this point, you avoid adding unintentional changes
to the Internet Explorer 7 configuration
files.
Microsoft
has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed
in the "Applies to" section.
The IEAK 7 Customization Wizard
has an
Additional
Settings page that provides options for administrators
to change additional settings for Internet Explorer. This
Additional
Settings page has several main categories that are displayed on the left side of the wizard,
such as
Control Management,
Custom Settings,
Corporate Restrictions, and so on. Each main category contains
several sub-categories.
When you click any
sub-category, the settings for this sub-category are displayed on the right side
of the
Additional Settings page.
APPLIES TO
- Windows Internet Explorer 7
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