You try to load your MMC but you get an error message stating you can't open MMC in author mode??
1. Enter to regedit.
2. HKEY_CURRENT_USERsoftwarepoliciesMicrosoftMMC
3. on the right side change RestrictAuthorMode to 0
Editor's note: You can of course also just revert the group policy setting that causes this behaviour.
When a JPEG file is saved to a floppy disc you can identify the date and time of saving but can you trace the author / user name?
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