No you cannot do that.
If what you want to achieve is to run something one single time per user, per machine, you will have to write a script that runs when the user logs in on that machine (logon script, assuming these machines are part of a domain).
On your script you can do simple things like:
- Create a folder like C:\Results if it does not exist.
- Within that folder create a text file named %username%.txt (this will end up being named something like john.txt that is the username).
- Run whatever registry change you want.
- If that file does exist on the C:\Results you know you already ran the registry key for that user.
This will give you a script that will run every single that a user logs in BUT that will know if it ran already for that user on that machine.
Cláudio Rodrigues
Citrix CTP
