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Opens the Add a Script dialog box, where you can type the name of the script and any parameters.


Provides a space for you to type any parameters that you want to pass to the script.


Opens a Browse dialog box, where you can search for the script that you want to use.


Moves the selected script lower in the list.


Displays the selected script so that you can edit it.


Lists the scripts that are stored in this Group Policy object. Click Show Files to see the list. If scripts are processed synchronously, they run in order from the top to the bottom of the list. If scripts are processed asynchronously, the list order is ignored.


Provides a space for you to type the name of the script that you want to add.


Removes the selected script from the list.


Shows the scripts that are stored in the Group Policy object.


Moves the selected script higher in the list.


Shows the Administrative Templates that are currently installed in the Group Policy object. To remove a template, click the template, and then click Remove.


Opens the Policy Templates dialog box, which you can use to select an Administrative Template that you want to add.


This button has no effect unless you have selected a template. If you have selected a template and then you click this button, you will remove the template from the Group Policy object.


Specifies that no change is made to the registry for this setting.


Specifies that the registry indicate that the policy applies to users or computers that are subject to this Group Policy object.


Specifies that the registry indicate that the policy does not apply to users or computers that are subject to this Group Policy object.


Displays the previous policy in the current folder.


Displays the next policy in the current folder.


Makes the Select the items to be displayed list available so that you can choose which Administrative Templates settings are visible in the Group Policy Object Editor. This has no effect on whether the settings are applied to users or computers, only on whether they are visible to you in the Group Policy Object Editor. There are hundreds of settings included with Windows. This filtering feature helps reduce screen clutter by letting you to choose which kinds of settings you see.


Allows you to select which types of settings you want to be displayed in the Group Policy Object Editor.


Selects all the check boxes under Select the items to be displayed so that all of those items are visible in the Group Policy Object Editor.


Clears all the check boxes under Select the items to be displayed so that none of those items are visible in the Group Policy Object Editor.


Specifies that you want to hide settings that are Not configured. If you select this option, only Enabled or Disabled settings are visible.


Specifies that you want to hide Windows NT 4.0 system policy settings. This is recommended, and it is enabled by default.