PolicyPak Software Ensures Key Settings in ieSpell

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The ieSpell Pak allows admins to dictate and ensure settings in the spellcheck application.

(PRWEB) February 09, 2013

PolicyPak Software, the leader in desktop management and Group Policy, just released a new Pak for ieSpell.

The preconfigured Pak for ieSpell gives admins the ability to fully manage the application so users can’t work around important settings. Using the Pak, admins can disable a setting or entire tab of settings so users can’t modify them at all. The PolicyPak software has the same user interface as the ieSpell application itself. Screenshots of the ieSpell Pak can be found on the PolicyPak website.

PolicyPak can deliver settings using Microsoft Active Directory Group Policy, Microsoft SCCM, Dell KACE, or any other management tool.

IT Admins can get a free PolicyPak trial or find out more about PolicyPak by attending a Group Policy Webinar at the PolicyPak Website, or by calling (800) 883-8002.

Jeremy Moskowitz, founder of PolicyPak Software and Group Policy MVP says, “Once ieSpell is deployed to users, admins have no way to manage this application. Users can simply work around important settings, generating support costs for a totally free application.”

About PolicyPak Software:
PolicyPak Software (http://www.policypak.com) is the leader in application compliance and desktop management tools for Active Directory. The software enables IT pros to deliver, lockdown and remediate settings for desktops, laptops, VDI sessions, company devices, as well as personal “BYOD” devices. Customers who use PolicyPak are also able to manage all of their other enterprise desktop applications the same way, such as Firefox, Java, Acrobat, and custom applications. These other Paks are included free for PolicyPak Professional customers. PolicyPak was founded by desktop management expert and Microsoft Group Policy MVP Jeremy Moskowitz.

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