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Automatic change the first Address List in Outlook 2000 Address Book

 
 
Jasper
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      7th Aug 2003
Hello All,

For all of our users in the company we want to change the first
address list in the Outlook 2000 address book, but because it is for
more then 100 users we want to change it at once for everyone by
login-script/registry/administrative template or whatever.
We want to change it because from a lot of sister-company's also the
address lists are in the address book and when a user want to search
someone in the (local) company it is searching the global address
list.
Normally you should change it like this: "ctrl-shift-B", change "show
this address list first". But that part i'd like to automate.
Is this possible? If yes, how is this possible? I tried with regmon to
find the registry entry, but it seems it isn't changing anything in
the registry but i could be wrong.

Greetings,

Jasper
 
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