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Hello,<br />
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I'm running exchange 2010 and clients are running outlook 2007. Does anyone know of a way to push either via GPO or some other way so that all of my client machines use the Global Address list as the default? I know that i can go into each outlook user and set the global address list as default but i have a lot of users. &nbsp;Any help would be very appreciated.<br />
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Thank you!
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Hello,

I'm running exchange 2010 and clients are running outlook 2007. Does anyone know of a way to push either via GPO or some other way so that all of my client machines use the Global Address list as the default? I know that i can go into each outlook user and set the global address list as default but i have a lot of users.  Any help would be very appreciated.

Thank you!

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