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Why not set these things via GPO?<br />
Which OCT do you use, for regular Office? I don't trhink that there are Lync Settings.
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Why not set these things via GPO?
Which OCT do you use, for regular Office? I don't trhink that there are Lync Settings.

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i'm trying to do a deployment of Lync 2013, and there are some settings i want to adjust in the Tools&gt;Options section after it is running. things like the contact list, and taking off the personal picture. i see where to do it individually, but i was wondering if there is a section in the Office Customization Tool to control this. anyone have a simlar thing that they wanted to do and found out where this is located?<br />
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i can get to the OCT but there is not a section in the &quot;Modify user settings&quot; that i can see in regards to Lync.
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i'm trying to do a deployment of Lync 2013, and there are some settings i want to adjust in the Tools>Options section after it is running. things like the contact list, and taking off the personal picture. i see where to do it individually, but i was wondering if there is a section in the Office Customization Tool to control this. anyone have a simlar thing that they wanted to do and found out where this is located?

i can get to the OCT but there is not a section in the "Modify user settings" that i can see in regards to Lync.

Lync Settings in Office Customization Tool

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