Doesn't that mean it'd only apply to the one USB key?
And does this require knowing what the PPT file will be called? There's no control over what the files are named, and only files that are opened need to be copied...
You're banking on them having permission to write to the c:\ though. Also if you launch Powerpoint right from this file you're also assuming they did a default install path.
In this scenario, I have control over the computer the USB keys go into, but not the USB keys themselves...
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Date: 2008-04-09 10:04 pm (UTC)Doesn't that mean it'd only apply to the one USB key?
And does this require knowing what the PPT file will be called? There's no control over what the files are named, and only files that are opened need to be copied...
You're banking on them having permission to write to the c:\ though. Also if you launch Powerpoint right from this file you're also assuming they did a default install path.
In this scenario, I have control over the computer the USB keys go into, but not the USB keys themselves...