Paint Loses Its Tool Box
Kenn's
19990106: Paint Loses Its Tool Box
January/1999
Tech
Notes
Tech Note #6
If that doesn't work, there is a surefire method, but it takes a little longer. First log on to the workstation as Tech, and open Paint to make sure the tool box is visible. Close Paint, and run REGEDIT. (Danger! Danger!) Find the key HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Applets\Paint, and export it to a file. Call it PAINT. Then log on as Student, unlock the session with Teacher Applications and run Windows Explorer. Find the PAINT file you saved previously and double-click it. The information will be imported into the registry, and Paint should function normally again.
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