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<blockquote data-quote="Andy Ful" data-source="post: 890718" data-attributes="member: 32260">Actually, there is available a standalone DocumentsAntiExploit tool (independent of the H_C). So, I think that I can remove the imperfect integration of DocumentsAntiExploit tool from the H_C&#039;s SwitchDefaultDeny. In such a case the H_C installer + standalone DocumentsAntiExploit tool can be put into one ZIP archive and the user can use them separately.The DocumentsAntiExploit tool may be skipped when the user:<ul>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">does not use MS Office and Adobe Acrobat Reader XI/DC,</li>
<li data-xf-list-type="ul">uses H_C and WD with ASR rules for Office Applications and Adobe Reader (like in ConfigureDefender HIGH protection Level).</li>
</ul>It is worth remembering that applying the restrictions via DocumentsAntiExploit tool on several user accounts, require launching/configuring it on all these accounts. The same is necessary when removing the restrictions from several user accounts.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Andy Ful, post: 890718, member: 32260"] Actually, there is available a standalone DocumentsAntiExploit tool (independent of the H_C). So, I think that I can remove the imperfect integration of DocumentsAntiExploit tool from the H_C's SwitchDefaultDeny. In such a case the H_C installer + standalone DocumentsAntiExploit tool can be put into one ZIP archive and the user can use them separately. The DocumentsAntiExploit tool may be skipped when the user: [LIST] [*]does not use MS Office and Adobe Acrobat Reader XI/DC, [*]uses H_C and WD with ASR rules for Office Applications and Adobe Reader (like in ConfigureDefender HIGH protection Level). [/LIST] It is worth remembering that applying the restrictions via DocumentsAntiExploit tool on several user accounts, require launching/configuring it on all these accounts. The same is necessary when removing the restrictions from several user accounts. [/QUOTE]

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