Hi,

Is there a way to change the default directory for the PST
files and Adress book files, we use raoming profiles and
with the profiles quota those files need to be on another
network drive. I spend hours looking the registries but I
cannot find the right Keys.

Thanks

Install the Outlook.adm file from the Office Resource Kit. It will allow you
to set Group Policies for Outlook.
The policy for the pst-file is in;
User Configuration-> Administrative Templates-> Outlook (version)->
Miscellaneous-> Default location for PST files

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"Daniel" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hi,
>
> Is there a way to change the default directory for the PST
> files and Adress book files, we use raoming profiles and
> with the profiles quota those files need to be on another
> network drive. I spend hours looking the registries but I
> cannot find the right Keys.
>
> Thanks

Thanks for the info,

But I can't find the "Default location for PST files" in
Miscellaneous folder. all I have is :
-Ressource scheduling
-Netmeeting
-Categories
-Date formats
-Junk email filtering
-Auto Repair MAPI32.dll
-Net Folders

I use NT4 Workstation by the way and Office 2000 with
Outlook 200


Thks


>
-----Original Message-----
>Install the Outlook.adm file from the Office Resource
Kit. It will allow you
>to set Group Policies for Outlook.
>The policy for the pst-file is in;
>User Configuration-> Administrative Templates-> Outlook
(version)->
>Miscellaneous-> Default location for PST files
>
>--
>Roady
>www.sparnaaij.net
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>Also Outlook FAQ, How To's, Downloads and more...
>
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>news:012a01c3dad9$a9bc6380$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hi,
>>
>> Is there a way to change the default directory for the
PST
>> files and Adress book files, we use raoming profiles and
>> with the profiles quota those files need to be on
another
>> network drive. I spend hours looking the registries but
I
>> cannot find the right Keys.
>>
>> Thanks
>
>
>.
>

That will not do it if you've configured an IMAP or HTTP
mail account. Outlook located the PST files in the local
application data folder which is not replicated with the
roaming profile.

-Bob

>-----Original Message-----
>Install the Outlook.adm file from the Office Resource
Kit. It will allow you
>to set Group Policies for Outlook.
>The policy for the pst-file is in;
>User Configuration-> Administrative Templates-> Outlook
(version)->
>Miscellaneous-> Default location for PST files
>
>--
>Roady
>www.sparnaaij.net
>Microsoft Office and Microsoft Office related News
>Also Outlook FAQ, How To's, Downloads and more...
>
>Tip of the month:
>-Tips for cleaning up your mailbox
>
>Subscribe to the newsletter to receive news and tips &
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>mailbox!
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>
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>address when mailing)
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>"Daniel" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in
message
>news:012a01c3dad9$a9bc6380$(E-Mail Removed)...
>> Hi,
>>
>> Is there a way to change the default directory for the
PST
>> files and Adress book files, we use raoming profiles
and
>> with the profiles quota those files need to be on
another
>> network drive. I spend hours looking the registries
but I
>> cannot find the right Keys.
>>
>> Thanks
>
>
>.
>

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