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05.15.2008 at 06:19AM PDT, ID: 23404948
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re-applying MST to update an image with new exchange server settings

Asked by Madman2501 in Microsoft Office Suite, Miscellaneous Software, Outlook Groupware Software

Tags: Microsoft, Microsoft Office, 2003, re-applying MST to update a image with new exchange server settings

Hello,

I have been pulling my hair out on this one and i am probably doing somthing stupid, i have an image which has office 2003 installed with an MST and OPS file. I need to update the image for a new system we have recieved and at the same time need to change the Exchange server settings.

So i have uninstalled office 2003 std and created a new MST using existing settings and rename new pst in this pst i have only change the mailserver name. then i reinstall office. copy the ntuser.dat to default user profile so all new settings are applied to any new user logging in.
create a new test local user, login as test user and the profile of the test user is present not the username of logging on user. I used the %username% option when creating the MST.

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Zones: Microsoft Office Suite, Miscellaneous Software, Outlook Groupware Software
Tags: Microsoft, Microsoft Office, 2003, re-applying MST to update a image with new exchange server settings
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