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Snoey
Hi all,
I'm new to this group so just a quick introduction. My name is Chris
and I'm a sys admin at a community college in the south of The
Netherlands. I'm mainly responsible for deployment of software and
everything regarding Microsoft Word.
I've had the problem - which I'm posting about - for a few years now
and we just work with the standard Times New Roman. We'd like to change
it to Arial pt. 11 and I've succeeded in doing it by just changing the
NORMAL.DOT and deploying it to everyone each time they log in via
Novell Zenworks. The big disadvantage of this method is that everything
a person changes in their individual NORMAL.DOT - we use roaming
profiles - gets overwritten everytime the log in the next day (because
the NORMAL.DOT gets overwritten by Zenworks at login).
So my question is if there's a way to properly change a user's default
font without taking away their control over their own preferences
stored in the NORMAL.DOT.
Some info:
Client OS: Microsoft Windows XP
Office: Microsoft Office XP
Kind regards,
"Snoey"
I'm new to this group so just a quick introduction. My name is Chris
and I'm a sys admin at a community college in the south of The
Netherlands. I'm mainly responsible for deployment of software and
everything regarding Microsoft Word.
I've had the problem - which I'm posting about - for a few years now
and we just work with the standard Times New Roman. We'd like to change
it to Arial pt. 11 and I've succeeded in doing it by just changing the
NORMAL.DOT and deploying it to everyone each time they log in via
Novell Zenworks. The big disadvantage of this method is that everything
a person changes in their individual NORMAL.DOT - we use roaming
profiles - gets overwritten everytime the log in the next day (because
the NORMAL.DOT gets overwritten by Zenworks at login).
So my question is if there's a way to properly change a user's default
font without taking away their control over their own preferences
stored in the NORMAL.DOT.
Some info:
Client OS: Microsoft Windows XP
Office: Microsoft Office XP
Kind regards,
"Snoey"