"Orchid XP v8" <voi### [at] devnull> wrote in message
news:48712fff$1@news.povray.org...
> >>>> 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.
>
> ...which is kind of the point I was making. ;-)

Yeah, but while it's hard to tell if someone has followed the instruction
"Don't read my files", it's fairly easy to tell if they've followed the
instruction to set the boot order of a particular machine..

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