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Thanks for the response Peea, I will test out and let you know the outcome.<br />

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Thanks for the response Peea, I will test out and let you know the outcome.


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Thanks Peea, I did not have to use this but it was very helpful. &nbsp;Thanks for helping out
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Thanks Peea, I did not have to use this but it was very helpful.  Thanks for helping out

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Hello everyone,<br />
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I was wondering if anyone knows where I can configure the answer file for Office 2010 to use some sort of wildcard value to populate the exchange server name that we are using. &nbsp;(Example for a user name it would be %username%) I would like to do this so that if we get a new exchange server, the name value would change and I don't need to keep modifying my answer file with it's new name. &nbsp;Can this be done?<br />
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Thanks all!
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Hello everyone,

I was wondering if anyone knows where I can configure the answer file for Office 2010 to use some sort of wildcard value to populate the exchange server name that we are using.  (Example for a user name it would be %username%) I would like to do this so that if we get a new exchange server, the name value would change and I don't need to keep modifying my answer file with it's new name.  Can this be done?

Thanks all!

Office 2010 answer file to auto populate exchange server name via name change of server

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