As mentioned in earlier sections, it is a good idea to rename .ins files, as the Internet Explorer Administration Kit creates numerous instances of install.ins. Edits made to these files can easily get lost or confused unless the file is renamed. When the .ins file is edited, .cab files may also be created that will need to get copied to the Web distribution location. An object can be selected and the corresponding options and settings can be changed. For example, the Browser Title object and Browser Title bar and Toolbar background bitmap options can be selected and changed.
Administrators can select an object and change the corresponding policies and restrictions.
For example, the Web Desktop tree can be expanded, and the Desktop object can be selected to specify Desktop options such as Do not allow changes to Active Desktop . When unpacked, the .inf files are used to change policies and restrictions on users' systems. The two possible cabinet files are branding.cab and desktop.cab. If these .cab files are created, then they need to be copied to the Web distribution point where the automatic configuration .ins file resides. Administrators can specify desktop, shell, and security settings across an organization.