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May 18th 06, 03:42 PM
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Prevent loading add-in programmatically
Hi,
We are migrating from a fat client to a terminal server (Windows Server 2003 with TS) environment. In the old situation we had some user's pc's installed with a third party tool that uses an Outlook Add-in DLL. In the new situation this third party tool is installed on the terminal server and hence available for all users. Problem is, we only have licenses for a few users and not all of them. I've tried using NTFS rights to restrict access to the third party's program folder, but this results in an error when starting Outlook 2003. Is there a way to prevent loading these Outlook Add-in DLL's programmatically, either by using GPO or by setting (temporary) Registry Keys using PowerFuse (both options are available)? TIA, Wouter 
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