New local profiles and Internet Explorer settings

[ZZippy]

I will be migrating a small number of Windows 2000 workstation from an
NT 4.0 network to a Windows 2003 network. Of course this means everyone
will have a new local profile when they log into the new network.

How much of the I.E. settings can be retained simpyl by copying the
contents of the old profile folder into the new one? Is that the
recommended method? What abotu other apps such as Word and Excel, is it
a simeple file copy or is it more involved.

I inherited our old NT 4.0 network and it has had so many tweaks and
kinks over the year that I decided just to create a new Win 2003 network
and manually move files and email over. I figure this would be the
cleanest way to do it. We mostly do file sharing and email. Not too
much else.

 

[ZZippy]

let me ask this another way, what can be accomplished by simply copying
the files form one profile to another?

 

[ZZippy]

God this group SUCKS!

Thanks for your help nobody! Dont think I'll be posting any solutions
here, every man for him self!

 

[Bob I]

Bit impatient are we? Oh well, have a good day! Try coming back with a
little more patience and a little less attitude.