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I would like to clarify one prerequisite: are all client computers managed by an AD domain?
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yes all are domain accounts.
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FYI - i have downloaded Office 2010 GPO reference but didn’t see a related setting against your requirement. &nbsp;please download it from <a href="https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/confirmation.aspx?id=18968" rel="ugc">HERE</a> and double check.
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when you say you have downloaded GPO reference ? what does it mean ? is the administrative templates ?<br />
if so can you please share the location from where &nbsp;i download it ? <br />
once it is installed, will it affect current outlook in terminal server anyway ? ?
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Hi Guys,<br />
I got the terminal server 2012R2<br />
got outlook 2010 in it. i want to enable 2 options in outlook &quot;under trust centre settings- under email security- under scripts in folder-allow script in shared folders and allow script in public folders&quot; <br />
is there any way to create GPO and apply to all users so it will be enabled automatically ? <br />
while doing this - should i install Microsoft administrative templates ? <br />
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any ideas/helps to fix this , would be great. <br />
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thank you
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Hi Guys,
I got the terminal server 2012R2
got outlook 2010 in it. i want to enable 2 options in outlook "under trust centre settings- under email security- under scripts in folder-allow script in shared folders and allow script in public folders" 
is there any way to create GPO and apply to all users so it will be enabled automatically ? 
while doing this - should i install Microsoft administrative templates ? 

any ideas/helps to fix this , would be great. 

thank you

allow script options for all users in outlook - terminal server

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