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Office 2010 settings
I'm going to be de;ploying a lot of PC's in my office and I want them to all have similar settings even after I sysprep. Basically, I want to have Outlook start up on the any user with predefined settings as to save me from having to do them all individually. Is there a best way to do this? Is there an MS tool or GPO or can you recommend how this can be done?
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Microsoft ApplicationsOutlookMicrosoft Office
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Ingeborg Hawighorst (Microsoft MVP / EE MVE)
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Yes before you install office. Its menu driven and easy to follow.
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I feel a bit stupid but I don't see the OCT tool.
Is it command line executable? Also, it only included on Enterprise editions. These boxes are licenced individually.
Can I still do this? Thank you.
Is it command line executable? Also, it only included on Enterprise editions. These boxes are licenced individually.
Can I still do this? Thank you.
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Details of running OCT are included in the first link I sent you.
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Got it. Also, I read that Exchangeserver actually saves that data. I'm gonna test that but can you confirm that also? There are new settings but mostly the same.
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Is it very complicated or pretty straightforward?
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