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TKE402
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      26th Jan 2008
Hi,

I installed Outlook 2003 on a terminal server and now when a new user logs
onto the terminal server, the user has to configure their Outlook profile. Is
there a way for Outlook to auto create this profile using the username of the
person that just logged on?

Thanks,

TKE402
 
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Roady [MVP]
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      26th Jan 2008
Deploy are prf, msp or cmw file with the settings you want. See the Office
Resource Kit for more info on that.

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> Hi,
>
> I installed Outlook 2003 on a terminal server and now when a new user logs
> onto the terminal server, the user has to configure their Outlook profile.
> Is
> there a way for Outlook to auto create this profile using the username of
> the
> person that just logged on?
>
> Thanks,
>
> TKE402


 
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