In outlook 2003, the outlook.xml file contains navigation pane
customizations, shortcuts etc. Is there a way to deploy a customized
outlook shortcut pane to users in an organization running exchange
2003? The ending goal is to push out a custom shortcut group to all
users that will have the company structured shortcuts to public
folders.

The key is I do not want to destroy what users have already and wish
to merge the two XML files. Can this be done?


Ron Jameson
Hamlin Technologies

No.

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> In outlook 2003, the outlook.xml file contains navigation pane
> customizations, shortcuts etc. Is there a way to deploy a customized
> outlook shortcut pane to users in an organization running exchange
> 2003? The ending goal is to push out a custom shortcut group to all
> users that will have the company structured shortcuts to public
> folders.
>
> The key is I do not want to destroy what users have already and wish
> to merge the two XML files. Can this be done?
>
>
> Ron Jameson
> Hamlin Technologies