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Hi - we will be upgrading our site from NT4 to 2003 soon and I want to create a group policy which includes (amongst other things) Oulook configurations. &nbsp; &nbsp;Is there an outlook .adm file that I can add to GPO that will give me a template in which to configure users &nbsp;outlook settings through policy? <br />
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Cat
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Hi - we will be upgrading our site from NT4 to 2003 soon and I want to create a group policy which includes (amongst other things) Oulook configurations.    Is there an outlook .adm file that I can add to GPO that will give me a template in which to configure users  outlook settings through policy? 

Thanks
Cat

Outlook ADM file for Group policy manager 2003

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