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You are right, it does work. &nbsp;<br />
The part that I was missing that I was using the old OL 2003 prf and need go create a new PRF via the Office Admin setup with OL 2010 settings. <br />

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You are right, it does work.  
The part that I was missing that I was using the old OL 2003 prf and need go create a new PRF via the Office Admin setup with OL 2010 settings.


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Hello, We are currently running Outlook 2003 on an XP desktop. &nbsp;We setup the following keys in the registry for when a new users logs on to a workstation, it sees that Outlook has never been launched before then users the PRF in the path specified to create the profile for the user. <br />
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[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Softwar<wbr />e\Microsof<wbr />t\Office\1<wbr />1.0\Outloo<wbr />k\Setup]<br />
&quot;First-Run&quot;=dword:00000000<wbr /><br />
&quot;ImportPRF&quot;=&quot;c:\\MySetupDi<wbr />rectory\co<wbr />nfig\\tool<wbr />s\\outlook<wbr />\\Newuser.<wbr />prf&quot;</b><br />
We will be migrating to Win 7 with Office 2010, does anyone know if we can do something similar so it first see that Outlook has not been launched yet for the first time then used a new PRF file to configure the users profile. &nbsp;<br />
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Thoughts?<br />

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Hello, We are currently running Outlook 2003 on an XP desktop.  We setup the following keys in the registry for when a new users logs on to a workstation, it sees that Outlook has never been launched before then users the PRF in the path specified to create the profile for the user. 

[HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Outlook\Setup]
"First-Run"=dword:00000000
"ImportPRF"="c:\\MySetupDirectory\config\\tools\\outlook\\Newuser.prf"
We will be migrating to Win 7 with Office 2010, does anyone know if we can do something similar so it first see that Outlook has not been launched yet for the first time then used a new PRF file to configure the users profile.  

Thoughts?


Outlook 2010 - Launch Outlook using custom PRF

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