what is wrong with this *.adm file??

i cannot group policy display choice of search providers within group policy nor can group policy make ie default google:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/918238 -- followed article , created:

class user  category !!windowscomponents  category !!internetexplorer    policy !!populatesearchproviderlist  			#if version >= 4  			supported !!supported_ie7  			#endif  			explain !!ie_explain_populatesearchproviderlist  			keyname "software\policies\microsoft\internet explorer\searchscopes"  			valuename version  			valueon numeric 3    actionliston  keyname "software\policies\microsoft\internet explorer\searchscopes"  			   	 valuename defaultscope	value "hkey_current_user\software\microsoft\internet explorer\searchscopes\{e2cde49b-96c8-4f90-a8ae-7b081688662f}"    				keyname "hkey_current_user\software\microsoft\internet explorer\searchscopes\{0633ee93-d776-472f-a0ff-e1416b8b2e3a}"  				valuename displayname value "bing"	  				valuename url        value "http://www.bing.com/search?q={searchterms}&src=ie-searchbox&form=ie8src"      				keyname "hkey_current_user\software\microsoft\internet explorer\searchscopes\{e2cde49b-96c8-4f90-a8ae-7b081688662f}"  				valuename displayname value "google"	  				valuename url        value "http://www.google.com/search?q={searchterms}&rls=com.microsoft:{language}&ie={inputencoding}&oe={outputencoding}&startindex={startindex?}&startpage={startpage}"  			end actionliston  		end policy  end category  end category    class machine  category !!windowscomponents  category !!internetexplorer  policy !!populatesearchproviderlist  			#if version >= 4  			supported !!supported_ie7  			#endif  			explain !!ie_explain_populatesearchproviderlist  			keyname "software\policies\microsoft\internet explorer\searchscopes"  			valuename version  			valueon numeric 3    actionliston  keyname "software\policies\microsoft\internet explorer\searchscopes"  			   	 valuename defaultscope	value "hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\internet explorer\searchscopes\{e2cde49b-96c8-4f90-a8ae-7b081688662f}"    				keyname "hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\internet explorer\searchscopes\{0633ee93-d776-472f-a0ff-e1416b8b2e3a}"  				valuename displayname value "bing"	  				valuename url        value "http://www.bing.com/search?q={searchterms}&src=ie-searchbox&form=ie8src"      				keyname "hkey_local_machine\software\microsoft\internet explorer\searchscopes\{e2cde49b-96c8-4f90-a8ae-7b081688662f}"  				valuename displayname value "google"	  				valuename url        value "http://www.google.com/search?q={searchterms}&rls=com.microsoft:{language}&ie={inputencoding}&oe={outputencoding}&startindex={startindex?}&startpage={startpage}"  			end actionliston  		end policy    end category  end category      [strings]  supported_ie7="at least internet explorer 7.0"  windowscomponents="windows components"  internetexplorer="internet explorer"  populatesearchproviderlist="populate list of search providers"  ie_explain_populatesearchproviderlist="this policy setting let populate list of search providers displayed in internet explorer search box.\n\n if enable policy setting , if "restrict search providers specific list of search providers" group policy setting enabled, list list appears in internet explorer drop-down list. if "add specific list of search providers user's search provider list" group policy setting enabled, list added user's list of search providers.\n\n if disable policy setting or not configure it, users have complete freedom create own search provider list."  

wrong adm?? no list shown in group policy after adding adm file group policy management console editing appropriate gpo , bing remains default search engine.

this within gpo applied users logging xenapp 6.0 servers.

thank you, tom

hi tom,

for readability purposes, can post code on pastebin.com?

thanks,

arposh

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