Disabling Cached Mode Through Registry

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Robert Kinnell

I would like to keep the cache-mode disabled, even if a
user enables it. I am thinking about doing it by
controlling registry changes. Is anyone familiar with the
key/value that controls whether Cached-Mode is used or not?


Thanks,

Robert Kinnell
 
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Roady -

I don't see where this was answered in Microsoft.public.outlook, can you
provide a link? I asked a similar question about disabling the cache option
through Group Policy, but the only answer I received was the manual steps to
do so in Outlook. Not what I needed. I have found where the setting can be
made for new profiles using GP, but not for my existing profiles. Do you
know where the Registry setting is the turns off/on cache for an existing
profile or how to set the cache mode for an existing profile using GP?
Thanks.

Roady said:
Answered in microsoft.public.outlook. Do NOT multipost!

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-What do the Outlook Icons Mean?
-Create an Office 2003 CD slipstreamed with Service Pack 1

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Robert Kinnell said:
I would like to keep the cache-mode disabled, even if a
user enables it. I am thinking about doing it by
controlling registry changes. Is anyone familiar with the
key/value that controls whether Cached-Mode is used or not?


Thanks,

Robert Kinnell
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