Command-ID-2003.xls

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We're trying to find a way to disable the Archive option on the file menu in Outlook 2003. We've setup group policy to disable auto archiving but we don't want users to be able to manually run the archiving. In group policy there is an option to &quot;Disable command bar buttons and menu items&quot; and then &quot;Custom&quot; and it asks for a Command bar ID. Anyone know what the ID is for File -&gt; Archive?<br />
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We're trying to find a way to disable the Archive option on the file menu in Outlook 2003. We've setup group policy to disable auto archiving but we don't want users to be able to manually run the archiving. In group policy there is an option to "Disable command bar buttons and menu items" and then "Custom" and it asks for a Command bar ID. Anyone know what the ID is for File -> Archive?

thanks.

Looking for way to disable Archive option on File Menu

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