Bernhard Kanduth

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Ahhh, thank you! Since we don't have volume licenses for our Office licences, that's the reason why :-(
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Ahhh, thank you! Since we don't have volume licenses for our Office licences, that's the reason why :-(

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Thanks for the fast reply and help in my case!
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Thanks for the fast reply and help in my case!

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You are welcome. I'll send you a PN with additional info.
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You are welcome. I'll send you a PN with additional info.

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GPO Setting via ADMX for Outlook 2010, 2013, 2016 are in Place but not working.<br />
I did setup the rules where the calendar week should be defined to our EU ISO settings.<br />
The object is pulled by the client, but in Outlook still the wrong setting is in place???<br />
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GPO Setting via ADMX for Outlook 2010, 2013, 2016 are in Place but not working.
I did setup the rules where the calendar week should be defined to our EU ISO settings.
The object is pulled by the client, but in Outlook still the wrong setting is in place???


GPO Setting via ADMX for Outlook 2010, 2013, 2016 are in Place but not working.

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