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    1. "Start Menu" -> "Run..."
    2. Type "gpedit.msc", enter-- launches the group policy editor.
    3. In the gpedit, in the left pane, choose "User Configurations" -> "Windows Settings" -> "Scripts (Logon/Logoff)"
    4. On the right pane, double-click on the "Logon", choose "Add"
    5. In the "Script Name", type "C:\Program Files\pfx\qube\bin\qblock", or browse to the file.
    6. In the "Script Parameter", type "%COMPUTERNAME%".  Optionally add –purge (that's 2 -'s before "purge") so before %COMPUTERNAME%, as in "–purge %COMPUTERNAME%", so that running jobs will immediately be purged when a user logs in.
    7. Hit "OK".
    8. Do the same for the "Logoff" script, but substitute "qbunlock" for "qblock". You also need to make sure that all users have permissions to "qblock" a machine. With qube 4.0, users do have this permission by default, but to make sure, see the "qbusers --list" output, and look for the line for user "[default]". If it looks like:

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