Group Policy for Disabling Script Debugger in Internet Explorer

We use Windows Server 2003 Standard Edition with Windows XP clients and IE 6.
Is there a group policy to disable script debugging in Internet Explorer?

I don't think there is one out of the box but you can write an adm file to do

I don't think there is one out of the box but you can write an adm file to do
it e.g.

;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;
CLASS USER;;;;;;;;
;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;

CATEGORY !!CATEGORYNAME1
CATEGORY !!CATEGORYNAME2
POLICY "Script Debugger"
EXPLAIN !!ExplainText1
KEYNAME "Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Main"
PART "Do you want the script debugger to be disabled" DROPDOWNLIST
VALUENAME "DisableScriptDebuggerIE"
ITEMLIST
NAME "Yes" VALUE "yes"
NAME "No" VALUE "no"
END ITEMLIST
END PART
END POLICY
END CATEGORY
END CATEGORY

[STRINGS]
CATEGORYNAME1="My Company"
CATEGORYNAME2="Internet Explorer"
EXPLAINTEXT1="Determines whether the script debugger is enabled or not in
Internet Explorer"


You can change the "My Company" to the name of your company. I like to keep
all custom GPO's in the same place. It is a user setting so import the adm
file into a GPO that is linked to the OU where your users are (or create and
link a new one)
Once done you will need to change the View Filtering and uncheck the "Only
show policies that can be fully managed"

The policy will then appear under User Config\Admin templates\My
Company\Internet Explorer\Script Debugger. (it will have a red dot as opposed
to the normal blue on the icon)

Select Yes to disable and No to leave it enabled

HTH

Irv