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I am running microsoft office from a windows 2000 server. My question is since outlook is running from the server can outlook be customized and all the users will see the same thing. The user's will access their email thru modem dial-up to an isp(pop3). Each user have their own account. When the users receive their email, where is it stored (on the workstation or on the server). More than one users may use a workstation. Do I have to go to each workstation and log on as a user to setup outlook for them. Any help on how to setup outlook when it's ran from a server will be appreciated.
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by jose mir
Why do you do that? Every application should be installed in every workstation (speed and reliability).
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Jose P Mir
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Centalization, license control, customization, etc.
by rholliday
Answer #1--Roaming profiles
Answer #2--Scriptlogic see http://www.scriptlogic.com/eng/products/scriptlogic/main.asp
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by shmaltz
The answer is you can't. In order to acomplish what you want you will have to either modify the outlook installation files and then install outlook (this can be done with the Office Resoure Kit). Or you can get a third party program that will modifyusers profiles remotely.
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