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I have a project for a client where I need to roll out Outlook 2007 to about 600 users some on them are onsite and some are remote.<br />
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Can someone please provide me with a few options and suggestions on how to best do this, I really dont want to go round with a CD and run a setup wizard. I would like to be able to do it remotely and also somewhat automated. What are my options.<br />
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Many thanks<br />
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I have a project for a client where I need to roll out Outlook 2007 to about 600 users some on them are onsite and some are remote.

Can someone please provide me with a few options and suggestions on how to best do this, I really dont want to go round with a CD and run a setup wizard. I would like to be able to do it remotely and also somewhat automated. What are my options.

Many thanks

F

Options for Outlook 2007 roll out

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