But why do you need to have Cached Exchange Mode turned off for this? Having
it enabled is exactly the thing you want when you also want your users to be
able to work offline.

Which exact settings are you configuring in your MSP?

With a little bit of scripting, you can determine the default profile name
and have the registry key changed as well. Also, since you want to make
changes to the mail profile, it will be a good thing to standardize the name
of the mail profile as well.

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"011453" wrote in message
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I will try and answer your questions

What exactly are you trying to achieve? I want to install Outlook 2007
without Cached mode on and have the Send/recieve settings setup so that
the
user can work offline.
How are you trying to achieve this? Configuring the MSP with these
settings.
What are results? Mixed results. Sometimes I get the cached mode off and
sometimes it is on.
What were your expected results? That it would work like my first answer.

As far as the reg setting, we have over 6000 users and I cannot be sure
they
all have the default profile name of Outlook. I can "assume" that, but I
am
sure some have been changed.
http://www.howto-outlook.com/howto/cachedmoderegkey.htm