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I recently had to nuke my hard drive, having backed up everything beforehand.
Are there any files I can copy from the previous installation of Office, or registry tweaks, that I can do so that I don't have to go through all the settings again? -- Bryan |
configuration preferences
muybn wrote:
I recently had to nuke my hard drive, having backed up everything beforehand. Are there any files I can copy from the previous installation of Office, or registry tweaks, that I can do so that I don't have to go through all the settings again? Many of the settings Outlook uses are registry settnigs, so if you could find a tool that would read the old registry file and extract those settings, it's conceivable. -- Brian Tillman |
configuration preferences
I posted a similar message in the Word forums and the response was to either
do something with the registry or create a macro with the settings you want. I did the latter, which is a great idea. Would this also work with Outlook? I'm more familiar with Word macros. -- Bryan "Brian Tillman" wrote: muybn wrote: I recently had to nuke my hard drive, having backed up everything beforehand. Are there any files I can copy from the previous installation of Office, or registry tweaks, that I can do so that I don't have to go through all the settings again? Many of the settings Outlook uses are registry settnigs, so if you could find a tool that would read the old registry file and extract those settings, it's conceivable. -- Brian Tillman |
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