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Outlook 2000: How do I add 2008-2012 US holidays via Group Policy?

Asked by hattybin in Outlook Groupware Software, VB Script, Windows Networking

Tags: Microsoft, Outlook, 2000

We have 50 installations of MS Outlook 2000 that I would like to update the US Holidays in the default calendar.  

I have an OUTLOOK.TXT file with all the dates and I have successfully imported them manually to a single computer by replacing the original OUTLOOK.TXT in C:\PROGRAM FILES\MICROSOFT OFFICE\OFFICE\1033\ and reloading them in Tools>Options>Calendar Options...>Add Holidays...>Uncheck/Check United States.

I would like to be able to deploy this file to the correct folder with Group Policy and also log successful deployments to either a network share in a txt file or a mysql db on my pc.  I don't expect to be able to perform the "refresh" of the OUTLOOK.TXT file automatically. (though it would be nice)

I would like to use VBScript if possible, but if you feel there is a better solution which fits what I'd like to do, I am open to all options.
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