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Hey guys i got a question,<br />
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I'm rolling out a new Windows 2008 Terminal server and installed Office 2003. I want to be able to disable the ability for users to autoarchive and use PST's. I found a Microsoft article to perform a registry edit on Windows 2003, but the same registry path does not exist on Windows 2008. Anyone know the registry edit to do this?
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Hey guys i got a question,

I'm rolling out a new Windows 2008 Terminal server and installed Office 2003. I want to be able to disable the ability for users to autoarchive and use PST's. I found a Microsoft article to perform a registry edit on Windows 2003, but the same registry path does not exist on Windows 2008. Anyone know the registry edit to do this?

Need to disable auto archiving and PST's in Office 2003 for Windows 2008 terminal server

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