I have heard some odd reports on variations with cached mode, but have never tracked down the exact problem. The forms cache state should not matter at all.

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"E. Palmer" wrote in message ...
I have two computers that both have the registry setting set exactly the
same, but one shows administrative and the other default. Same domain, user
level, etc on Small Business Server.

Does whether the account is in cached mode matter?

Does whether the forms cache is cleared matter?

Thanks for any assistance or insight.

"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

"Administrator-controlled" tells you that OUtlook has recognized the registry value and is handing off control to the public folder. The next step, then, would be to confirm that the user is represented by an item in the folder and that the item contains the correct settings.

"Rod" wrote in message ...
"Administrator controlled". If I log on as a user who is not in the OU
controlled by the GPO I see "default" and the warning messages still do not
trigger. I guess I will investigate why, for some reason, the application is
trusted on the dev network but not on the prod network. Thanks for your
help.