alpertgrp
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automate / scripting for windows terminal server 2003 / office 2003
I would like to script/automate the following each time I add a new user on our 2003 terminal server.
I will be able to sign on as that user and then start the configuration. Hopefully, I can automate the following task of which item #5, toolbar configuration is the most important.
1. Put My Computer on desktop
2. Put My Documents on desktop
3. turn on Quick Launch tool bar
4. Outlook (If necessary, I will manually start Outlook the first time)
Tools, Customize, Options:
Show Standard and Formatting toolbars on two rows
Always show full menus
5. Excel - move to Quick Launch
Tools, Customize, Options:
Show Standard and Formatting toolbars on two rows
Always show full menus
Toolbar configuration - customize
set print area to the right of Print icon on the Standard tool bar menu
to the far right of the Format menu tool bar icon:
delete rows
delete columns
insert rows
insert columns
Tools, Options, uncheck Startup task pane
5. Word - move to Quick Launch
Tools, Customize, Options:
Show Standard and Formatting toolbars on two rows
Always show full menus
Display view: page width (instead of normal 100%)
View Print Layout (make default)
Turn off ruler
Tools, Options, General tab, uncheck allow starting in Reading Layout
Tools, Options, View tab, uncheck Startup task pane
I will be able to sign on as that user and then start the configuration. Hopefully, I can automate the following task of which item #5, toolbar configuration is the most important.
1. Put My Computer on desktop
2. Put My Documents on desktop
3. turn on Quick Launch tool bar
4. Outlook (If necessary, I will manually start Outlook the first time)
Tools, Customize, Options:
Show Standard and Formatting toolbars on two rows
Always show full menus
5. Excel - move to Quick Launch
Tools, Customize, Options:
Show Standard and Formatting toolbars on two rows
Always show full menus
Toolbar configuration - customize
set print area to the right of Print icon on the Standard tool bar menu
to the far right of the Format menu tool bar icon:
delete rows
delete columns
insert rows
insert columns
Tools, Options, uncheck Startup task pane
5. Word - move to Quick Launch
Tools, Customize, Options:
Show Standard and Formatting toolbars on two rows
Always show full menus
Display view: page width (instead of normal 100%)
View Print Layout (make default)
Turn off ruler
Tools, Options, General tab, uncheck allow starting in Reading Layout
Tools, Options, View tab, uncheck Startup task pane
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