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What exactly does &quot;it does not seem to be working&quot; mean?<br />
If the issue is that you see the categories, but not the policy, then in GPEdit, right-click &quot;Administrative Templates&quot;, choose &quot;View &gt;&nbsp;Filter&quot;, and uncheck &quot;Only show policies that can be fully managed&quot;.<br />

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What exactly does "it does not seem to be working" mean?
If the issue is that you see the categories, but not the policy, then in GPEdit, right-click "Administrative Templates", choose "View > Filter", and uncheck "Only show policies that can be fully managed".


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Hi all,<br />
<br />
I am hoping some guru can save my sanity :) I have been trying to create the adm template below to change a D_WORD value from 0 - 1 etc.. it does not seem to be working but from what i can see it looks fine.. any help would be appreciated:<br />
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CLASS MACHINE<br />
<br />
CATEGORY &quot;PST&quot;<br />
<br />
POLICY &quot;PST ACCESS&quot;<br />
<br />
EXPLAIN &quot;This setting will turn on or off access to the PST menu in outlook 2003&quot;<br />
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KEYNAME &quot;Software\Microsoft\Office<wbr />\11.0\Outl<wbr />ook&quot;<br />
&nbsp;<br />
VALUENAME &quot;DisablePST&quot;<br />
VALUEON NUMERIC 1<br />
VALUEOFF NUMERIC 0<br />
<br />
END POLICY<br />
END CATEGORY<br />
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<br />
Dan
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Hi all,

I am hoping some guru can save my sanity :) I have been trying to create the adm template below to change a D_WORD value from 0 - 1 etc.. it does not seem to be working but from what i can see it looks fine.. any help would be appreciated:

CLASS MACHINE

CATEGORY "PST"

POLICY "PST ACCESS"

EXPLAIN "This setting will turn on or off access to the PST menu in outlook 2003"

KEYNAME "Software\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Outlook"
 
VALUENAME "DisablePST"
VALUEON NUMERIC 1
VALUEOFF NUMERIC 0

END POLICY
END CATEGORY


Dan

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