Rights management in Windows: Security expert roundup

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0:50: Is it possible to set permissions on a folder so that users can write files to that folder but not overwrite any permissions?

1:40: Why do I receive the error message, "Failed to open Group Policy Object. You may not have appropriate rights?"

2:53: How can we use Group Policy to manage proxy server settings for certain desktops (and not laptops) within a particular subnet -- for each subnet per computer and not per-user?

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