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by ladichaz
by skidoggeruk
Have you checked user rights through control panel/user accounts? The current user may not have enough rights to alter this setting. Standard users can be limited in what they can do. IE add a printer. Try logging in as the machine or domain administrator and see if this becomes "un-ghosted", if it does, you may want to change the user rights of desired user(s) while you are still logged in as administrator.
Microsoft knowledgeBase mentioned some stuff specific to Outlook 2000, but I did not find anything particular to Services. Sorry.
Thanks & Good Luck
by ladichaz
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Thank you, I don't have full administrative priviledges. No I couldn't find help in MS either, that's why I came here.
by ladichaz
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Thank you. I am only support with limited priviledges. I hoped to come here for other's expereince and advice.
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