1.1 
With the current BW, each user can store and retrieve passwords, which are used to authenticate a user to a Baan Application Server. Some secure environments do not want a BW password Short, but complete, introduction of the project, and expected deliverables in non-technical language. Limit yourself to a maximum of half a page. Answer the question, "So what is this project all about?"
to be stored on the PC. This would allow malicious individuals to access the Baan environment without logging on when such a password file is stolen or accidentally put on a shared directory.  Furthermore stored passwords are currently not bound to a specific Windows NT or Windows 9x user account.

1.2 Related products
BW

1.3 User characteristics
Users of this feature are system administrators, which have the right to enable or disable this feature.
Normal Baan users will use the stored passwords when this feature is enabled for them by a system administrator.

1.4 Performance requirements
Performance will not be affected by these changes.

1.5 System Policy Editor
NT 4.0 introduced the System Policy Editor (PolEdit.exe) which gives 
administrators the ability to create a file that contained Registry settings 
that is written to the user or local machine portion of the Registry database
of the client machine to generate a desired environment for the user. 
When policy is applied, the existing Registry settings are overwritten with 
the settings the administrator has established, thus giving the administrator 
the ability to set restrictions on the client machine and end-user. The 
settings available cover a variety of options to manage the environment. 
The system policy editor can also by used for Win9x clients.