You realize that policy doesn't affect any existing .pst files? What it does do is change the location that Outlook will use when it needs to create a new default .pst file for a new profile. The way to test it is to create a new profile without an Exchange account in it.

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"Jaycee" wrote in message ...
I'm trying to set the default location for PST files to a drive letter with
a group policy:

(User Configuration - Administrative Templates - Microsoft Office
Outlook 2003 - Miscellaneous - PST Settings - Default Location for PST
files)

However, it doesn't appear that the policy ever applies to the user. I can
run rsop.msc on the client machine and it has the correct setting but when I
open Outlook to view the setting it has not changed.

Any ideas?

Thanks.