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On Sun, 06 Jul 2008 18:15:55 +0100, Orchid XP v8 wrote:
>>> You do realize that if it's a company machine, he controls the boot
>>> order.
>>
>> Yes, but (IIRC) in this part of the discussion it was said that it
>> would be difficult for the manager of a company to prevent system
>> administrators to read confidential information.
>>
>> If you are the manager, you can instruct system administrators to set
>> the desired boot order on your PC.
>
> If you are the manager, you can instruct the system administrators to
> keep out of your files. Why are we having this discussion again? ;-)
Because not all sysadmins follow their manager's instructions.
Jim
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