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Thank you, unkamunka, for your suggestions. However, the goal is for the user to not be able to change their homepage from what we set it to. Of course, if they figure out how to hack the registry, they can switch it, but I doubt that’s going to happen.

I’ve successfully created the new key under HKEY_CURRENT_USER, and it’s working (ie, my ability to change my homepage is non-existent–it’s all greyed out). However, creating the exact same key under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE does absolutely nothing (which I’ve tested by logging in as someone else to my computer). So, for our IT department to apply this to all 200+ workstations, we’d have to login as each individual user, which would require getting passwords, etc. Hoping we don’t have to do that.

Any idea why it works for the current user, but not local machine? Thanks again for all of your help!

Under [HKEY_CURRENT_USERSoftwarePoliciesMicrosoft…..the only option is SystemCertificates.

Am I missing something here?

Forgot to mention: we are on a Novell network, so using policies to disable is not an option. I was hoping there’s a registry hack of some sort…

Oh goodness…don’t I feel silly! Since Links is already a toolbar, we just had to unlock it and drag it to a new line. Thanks for your suggestions!