Posted July 22, 200816 yr "Bradley Smith" <nos...@noway.com> wrote... >We are running Excel 2007 in a Terminal Server environment and do >not want one instance of Excel 2007 to consume more than one core >at a time (for obvious load balancing reasons). > >I know how to disable it via the GUI, but this must be done manually >per user and the user can always re-enable it. > >How does one force this change via Group Policy or registry and >prevent the user from changing it? .... This isn't a good newsgroup in which to ask system administrative questions. Lots of people know the end-user licensing plans. Very few know terminal server. You'd be better off asking this in a Terminal Server newsgroup like microsoft.public.windows.terminal_services . I'm crossposting this response and setting its followup-to tag to that newsgroup.
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