Does she have installed locally? Of so she's got VBA, which is very powerful. Alternatively if she has the ability too see file extensions, then create a new te

Does she have installed locally? Of so she's got VBA, which is very powerful. Alternatively if she has the ability too see file extensions, then create a new text file and rename the extension to .vbs, edit that in notepad, and you can now write vbs scripts that can basically do anything. Google 'VBS sendkeys' for more info. If you don't have file extensions turned on, you can use VBA inside office to create the vbs file for you, and then open it via notepad. A variant on this is .hta files, again Google these, most people don't know they exist so don't block them. You can also create .CMD or .bat files for DOS scripting, .PS1 files for powershell, and .URL files to launch apps that may be hidden or blocked. However, if they know what they are doing with the locked down Group Policies, all of this may be locked out. Theres many exploits you could try, that I've not gone into I've found in the past that typically something has been missed, and you can get what you need. All of that said, breaking out of the prison her IT dept have created may be cause for her employment to be terminated, so tread carefully.