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Hi,<br />
Do you mean the options you have in 'tools --&gt; options --&gt; file locations' ?<br />

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Hi,
Do you mean the options you have in 'tools --> options --> file locations' ?


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Hi All<br />
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Thought this would be easy to find but I've googled and consulted several books no joy.<br />
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I'm trying to setup office 2003 &nbsp;on a citrix PS 3.0 box running on win2003. &nbsp;What I'd like to do is change the office default file locations to point to their own location in the data directory. &nbsp;Now my boss said use a mandatory profile so I guess what I need is:<br />
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1. &nbsp;The registry keys in office for the default file locations (the main point of this question happy if u just answer this)<br />
2. &nbsp;A way of running a regkey for that specific user that logs on<br />
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The other weird thing is that when I tried to creat a home directory pointing to \\servername\data$\%userna<wbr />me% it gives me an access denied error. &nbsp;I gave the citrix users group share and ntfs permissions to it. &nbsp;I tried it again without the $ on the end of data and it worked. &nbsp;Any ideas?
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Hi All

Thought this would be easy to find but I've googled and consulted several books no joy.

I'm trying to setup office 2003  on a citrix PS 3.0 box running on win2003.  What I'd like to do is change the office default file locations to point to their own location in the data directory.  Now my boss said use a mandatory profile so I guess what I need is:

1.  The registry keys in office for the default file locations (the main point of this question happy if u just answer this)
2.  A way of running a regkey for that specific user that logs on

The other weird thing is that when I tried to creat a home directory pointing to \\servername\data$\%username% it gives me an access denied error.  I gave the citrix users group share and ntfs permissions to it.  I tried it again without the $ on the end of data and it worked.  Any ideas?

Terminal Services Profile and office 2003 problems

Windows Server 2003 was based on Windows XP and was released in four editions: Web, Standard, Enterprise and Datacenter. It also had derivative versions for clusters, storage and Microsoft’s Small Business Server. Important upgrades included integrating Internet Information Services (IIS), improvements to Active Directory (AD) and Group Policy (GP), and the migration to Automated System Recovery (ASR).