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August 22nd 06, 02:51 AM
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Outlook view
Hi,
Anyone know how i can set the default view for outlook 2003. I want to turn off all the Navigation Pane Display Buttons, leaving only one option for users, preferably with group policy as we have a lot of users I am having an issue getting users to use the public folders, they say they cannot see them as they do not appear in the default view. I want to force this, somehow via group policy 
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