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February 26th 07, 04:25 PM
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Outlook 2003 and NT Profiles
Hi all,
I currently maintain a SBS 2003 network. We utilise folder redirection, but not roaming profiles. Users report if they use a workstation that they havent previously, they have to reset outlook up totally again. Is there a location, i.e. local settings, where the outlook settings are stored, so the user could "transplant" from one computers local setting to the new work station? I'd like to setup true roaming profiles, but at the moment isnt viable... Thanks in advance Luke 
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February 26th 07, 06:52 PM
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Luke Sheldrick typed:Hi all, I currently maintain a SBS 2003 network. We utilise folder redirection, but not roaming profiles. Users report if they use a workstation that they havent previously, they have to reset outlook up totally again. Is there a location, i.e. local settings, where the outlook settings are stored, so the user could "transplant" from one computers local setting to the new work station? I'd like to setup true roaming profiles, but at the moment isnt viable... Why not? If you use folder redirection to keep them tiny, they don't take up much space. You can also choose not to allow the inclusion of certain folders, via GPO. Thanks in advance Luke
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March 1st 07, 12:05 AM
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Outlook 2003 and NT Profiles
Isn't a viable option at the moment, can't go into details as "why" I am
afraid. "Lanwench [MVP - Exchange]" ahoo.com wrote in message ... In news
Luke Sheldrick typed:Hi all, I currently maintain a SBS 2003 network. We utilise folder redirection, but not roaming profiles. Users report if they use a workstation that they havent previously, they have to reset outlook up totally again. Is there a location, i.e. local settings, where the outlook settings are stored, so the user could "transplant" from one computers local setting to the new work station? I'd like to setup true roaming profiles, but at the moment isnt viable... Why not? If you use folder redirection to keep them tiny, they don't take up much space. You can also choose not to allow the inclusion of certain folders, via GPO. Thanks in advance Luke
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