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My office is located at D:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office14<br />
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How do I make the script know that.<br />
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Sorry I am not great at scripting.<br />
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Right now when I run the above cmd I get a run window open.
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My office is located at D:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\Office14

How do I make the script know that.

Sorry I am not great at scripting.

Right now when I run the above cmd I get a run window open.

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I didn't realize I needed to put the vbs in each Office directory on each server. &nbsp;But once I did that it worked like a charm thanks.
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I didn't realize I needed to put the vbs in each Office directory on each server.  But once I did that it worked like a charm thanks.

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We recently upgraded our version of Office to 2010. &nbsp;I need to write a script that my end users can click on to import the nk2 files into the new Outlook 2010 format.<br />
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The reason for a script is we are in a Xenapp environment and I don't want my users to have to access a command prompt on their own.
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We recently upgraded our version of Office to 2010.  I need to write a script that my end users can click on to import the nk2 files into the new Outlook 2010 format.

The reason for a script is we are in a Xenapp environment and I don't want my users to have to access a command prompt on their own.

Script to run Outlooke.exe /importnk2

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