Windows can be dragged from one display to another, but they cannot span displays. By default, each display now has its own menu bar. Profile OS X 10.9 Mavericks, Apple changed multiple display behavior in the most dramatic way since 1987. That’s an exercise left for the reader, but here’s a starting point…Īdd something like this to the PayloadContent array:Ĭonfigures Configuration Profile security Since admin users can also remove configuration profiles, you should probably also lock this profile, requiring a password to remove it. Here is a configuration profile that disables the “Turn off FileVault” button in the FileVault tab of the Security and Privacy preference pane. As of Mavericks, however, there is an additional tool - you can use a configuration profile to prevent turning off FileVault (or at least disable the controls in the Security and Privacy preference pane - very clever users with admin rights might still able to turn it off using Disk Utility or the command-line diskutil tool). The first line of defense, of course, is to not give admin rights to those users. I’ve seen a few online questions about how to prevent users from turning off FileVault 2.
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