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When you click OK in the Copy To dialog box, Windows copies the user profile to the specified folder and sets permissions on the destination folder and its contents. Windows gives Full Control permission to the Administrators group, the user or group you entered in the Permitted To Use box, and the System account. This prevents nonadministrative users from accessing a profile other than their own. If you copied the profile from one computer to a shared folder on another computer, the permissions that Windows creates are not exactly right, and you must take one more step to correct them. On the computer with the shared profiles folder, right-click the new profile folder, choose Properties, and click Security. If one of the names shows the security identifier of an unknown user, as shown in Figure 13-5, you must add the correct user account (Josie, in this case) and give it Full Control permission. You can remove the unknown user, although it s not necessary to do so. (The unknown account is actually the correct user name, but it s the account from the source computer, not the account on the local computer. This is one of the hazards and annoyances of relying on separate security databases as the workgroup model does rather than using the centralized security database used by domains. For more information, see Local Accounts and Groups vs. Domain Accounts and Groups, page 204.)

Delegates existed in C# 1.0, but C# 2.0 was improved to allow working with delegates through anonymous methods. Anonymous methods allow you to write shorter code and avoid the need for explicitly named methods. Thanks to anonymous methods, we don t need to declare a method like Filter. We can directly pass the code to DisplayProcesses, as in listing 2.9.

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Figure 13-5. If the permissions for the profile folder don t include the local user account, the user won t be able to log on.

If any of the policy settings of a parent OU are set to Not Configured, the child OU does not inherit them. Policy settings are inherited as long as they are compatible. If a policy setting configured for a parent OU and a policy setting configured for a child OU are com patible, the child OU inherits the parent s policy setting, and the child s policy setting is also applied. For example, if the parent OU s policy setting causes a cer tain folder to be placed on the desktop and the child OU s policy setting calls for an additional folder, the users in the child OU see both folders. If a policy setting configured for a parent OU is incompatible with the same policy setting configured for a child OU (for example, if the setting is enabled in the par ent OU and disabled in the child OU), the child OU does not inherit the policy set ting from the parent OU. Only the setting configured for the child OU is applied.

A mandatory user profile works much like a roaming user profile: When a user logs on, the profile is copied from a network location to a local folder, thereby providing familiar settings. The difference is that a mandatory profile isn t updated with user changes when the user logs off. To assign a mandatory user profile to one or more users, follow the same procedures as described for using roaming user profiles. Then, on the computer where the shared profile is stored, make the following changes:

The default order for the application of Group Policy settings is subject to the following exceptions:

for the user account (or accounts) that will use the profile leaving the account with only Read & Execute, List Folder Contents, and Read permissions.

DisplayProcesses( delegate (Process process) { return process.WorkingSet64 >= 20*1024*1024; } );