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Hey People,<br />
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I have a Win2000 server environment with most clients on winXP the odd win2000. &nbsp;I have just recently installed Exchange 2003 and want to update the clients to Outlook 2003 (they are on outlook 200 currently). &nbsp;I want to know if it is possible to load the outlook client automatically on login if so has someone got a link on the steps required. &nbsp;Also is it possible to load the latest MS critical patches automatically. &nbsp;I do have most clients checking automatically but I want to make sure that they are all on the latest with out having to go around every PC to do it.<br />
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We are spread over four offices with an average of 35 people per office.<br />
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Thanks in advance <br />
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Andrew
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Hey People,

I have a Win2000 server environment with most clients on winXP the odd win2000.  I have just recently installed Exchange 2003 and want to update the clients to Outlook 2003 (they are on outlook 200 currently).  I want to know if it is possible to load the outlook client automatically on login if so has someone got a link on the steps required.  Also is it possible to load the latest MS critical patches automatically.  I do have most clients checking automatically but I want to make sure that they are all on the latest with out having to go around every PC to do it.

We are spread over four offices with an average of 35 people per office.

Thanks in advance 

Andrew

Loading Software/Patches automatically

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