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Guys, at a few of my previous companies, we've had it so that outlook is set up automatically every time a user logs on to a computer. How is this possible when using outlook 2003 and windows 2007? also, Our UK office where i want this to happen, is an OU underneath a larger oraganisation, but i only want it effective on our UK OU. Is this at all possible?<br />
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Thanks, Gavin
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Guys, at a few of my previous companies, we've had it so that outlook is set up automatically every time a user logs on to a computer. How is this possible when using outlook 2003 and windows 2007? also, Our UK office where i want this to happen, is an OU underneath a larger oraganisation, but i only want it effective on our UK OU. Is this at all possible?

Thanks, Gavin

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