Because the label color names are stored on a per-folder basis, not per user, they can't be managed with a Group Policy Object or registry value. You can, however, script them. The sample at http://www.outlookcode.com/codedetail.aspx?id=757 is a VBA prototype, but could be adapted easily to VBScript or any other scripting language. Note that CDO 1.21 on the client is a prerequisite.

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"Henning" wrote in message ...
We want to change the default names/colours on the labels in the outlook 2003
calendar. We would like to do this from a policy or registry key setting so
that our users don`t have to configure this themselves. Has anybody found a
way to do this?