microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin

You are correct, this is a user profile related issue. I want to give the
user the ability to add color profiles only when they are logged in(but the
add button is greyed out). I am trying to figure out what controls the
greyed out buttons. Is this being controlled through the registry or
something in the Local Group Policy?

"jellorain" wrote:

> May need to know some specifics surrounding the video driver and monitor
> being used, though is this not something you could accomplish via a single
> change using the local admin account? I assume you're finding it's a user
> profile related issue, as in it won't retain the color profile once logged
> back in as the user.
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> JL
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> "Doodle304" wrote:
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> > I am trying to give access to the color management tab in the advanced
> > settings of the display properties. A user wants to add color profiles for
> > his attached monitor. The add button is greyed out. I do not want to add
> > him to the local administrators group in order for him to get this feature.
> > I seem to think that the color managment tab gets created from the video
> > driver installation. Is there a registry entry to edit or another security
> > setting that can be changed to open just this option up to him?
> >