ryuunz
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Outlook problems
Hi There
I have a problem with the customise outlook today option. On some pc's on our domain users are able to open this feature, however on other machine's with the same account privilages other users are not able to use this feature.
I have tried looking through the group policies to see if there is a way to enable this feature or unlock it, but alas i cannot find a solution.
Any ideas?
Thanks
I have a problem with the customise outlook today option. On some pc's on our domain users are able to open this feature, however on other machine's with the same account privilages other users are not able to use this feature.
I have tried looking through the group policies to see if there is a way to enable this feature or unlock it, but alas i cannot find a solution.
Any ideas?
Thanks
ASKER
Thanks Mark
Sorry I forgot to mention that the option is avaiable to them, but when they click on it, nothing happens. We are running Windows 2000 with service pak4.
Outlook 2000 SR-1.
I have asked another administrator to try it on his machine and he has the same problem, whereby nothing happens when he clicks on it. Which leads me to think this is somehow related to the security policies.
We both have the same spec pc's but slighty different images on them.
Sorry I forgot to mention that the option is avaiable to them, but when they click on it, nothing happens. We are running Windows 2000 with service pak4.
Outlook 2000 SR-1.
I have asked another administrator to try it on his machine and he has the same problem, whereby nothing happens when he clicks on it. Which leads me to think this is somehow related to the security policies.
We both have the same spec pc's but slighty different images on them.
Have you tried logging into a machine that has the problem with a user that has not displayed the problem? What happens then?
Mark
Mark
ASKER
Yes we have tried that, and it opens,
Ok, so it is User specific then and not machine specific. So I agree with you that it very well could be something with the security policy in effect. Do you have different group policies setup on the network when some are member of some groups and other aren't?
Mark
Mark
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Thanks guys, the linked support from microsft worked and all fine now.
Great! Then hopefully you will click Accept on meintsi's answer and award them the points.
Regards,
Mark
Regards,
Mark
Could you please explain the behaviour a little more? Is it that the option is not there? Or when they click it, nothing happens? Or when they modify it, the changes don't take effect? Thanks ryuunz.
What version of Windows? What version of Outlook?
A couple of things you could try:
Logon to one of these affected machines as a user that normally works and see if this user works on an affected machine? If not, then it's a problem on the machines themselves, but if it does work, then it's a user specific problem.
You could export and delete the following registry key:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software
Note: 9.0 for Outlook 2000
10.0 for Outlook 2002
11.0 for Outlook 2003
Mark