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Modify “Site Owners” permissions – No web editor

Last post 04-29-2008, 9:53 AM by spthomas1. 0 replies.
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  •  04-29-2008, 9:53 AM 29594

    Modify “Site Owners” permissions – No web editor

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    We have a large organization and are running MOSS/WSS 3.0 and, for uniformity purposes, have developed a standardized look and feel (navigation/theme…) however, due to the size of our organization we have to assign the primary person for each particular site SharePoint Owner permission (WSS level) so that they can add/remove users themselves. 

     

    Unfortunately, some of the Site-Owners have decided to show Web Services their “creative and artistic expertise” by opening pages up in a web editor or application with web editor capabilities (MS Word).

     

    Is there any way to create (or modify) a user group that will allow the person (WSS level) to add/remove users but will NOT allow them to open a page in a web editor? 

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