What are the two different ways in which applications can be managed via Group Policy in order to control client software use?
What will be an ideal response?
Two very effective ways to control client software use are by publishing applications and assigning applications. Publishing applications (or software) involves setting up software through a Group Policy so that the application is available for users to install from a central application distribution server, such as through the Programs and Features capability via the user's desktop. Assigning applications means an application is automatically represented on the user's desktop, for example, as a Start menu option or as an icon on the desktop, and which initially is really a link to the central application distribution server. The first time the user tries to open the application on her computer is the point at which it is fully installed from the distribution server and can be used from that point on (as long as the application is assigned to the user account).
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