From an Outlook Newbie ..
Like other questions in this area, I want a user to login to a PC and have
an Outlook profile created.
I've read the Outlook whitePaper Customizing a PRF, and it's fine, but at
this point a bit too granular for me. What I need is more of an overview on
just what I'm trying to accomplish.

At t his time, I plan to d/l newprof and modify a PRF to use in the login
script.
Do I simply evoke newprof from the script?
How can I test if a profile already exsits for the user?
Am I on the rioght track so far?
thanks
S

From an Outlook Newbie ..
Like other questions in this area, I want a user to login to a PC and have
an Outlook profile created.
I've read the Outlook whitePaper Customizing a PRF, and it's fine, but at
this point a bit too granular for me. What I need is more of an overview
on
just what I'm trying to accomplish.

At t his time, I plan to d/l newprof and modify a PRF to use in the login
script.
Do I simply evoke newprof from the script?
How can I test if a profile already exsits for the user?
Am I on the rioght track so far?
thanks
S

If you get tired of trying to make that solution work consider
Outlook Profiler...
Do a google, good product...

version of outlook?

http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/prftips.htm


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"DemoDog" wrote in message
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From an Outlook Newbie ..
Like other questions in this area, I want a user to login to a PC and have
an Outlook profile created.
I've read the Outlook whitePaper Customizing a PRF, and it's fine, but at
this point a bit too granular for me. What I need is more of an overview
on
just what I'm trying to accomplish.

At t his time, I plan to d/l newprof and modify a PRF to use in the login
script.
Do I simply evoke newprof from the script?
How can I test if a profile already exsits for the user?
Am I on the rioght track so far?
thanks
S

thanks for the tip, I'll look into it.
Oops ... Neglected to specify Outlook 2000 SP3

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

version of outlook?

http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/prftips.htm


--
Diane Poremsky [MVP - Outlook]
Author, Teach Yourself Outlook 2003 in 24 Hours
Coauthor, OneNote 2003 for Windows (Visual QuickStart Guide)
Need Help with Common Tasks? http://www.outlook-tips.net/beginner/

Outlook Tips: http://www.outlook-tips.net/
Outlook & Exchange Solutions Center: http://www.slipstick.com
Subscribe to Exchange Messaging Outlook newsletter:



"DemoDog" wrote in message
...
From an Outlook Newbie ..
Like other questions in this area, I want a user to login to a PC and have
an Outlook profile created.
I've read the Outlook whitePaper Customizing a PRF, and it's fine, but at
this point a bit too granular for me. What I need is more of an overview
on
just what I'm trying to accomplish.

At t his time, I plan to d/l newprof and modify a PRF to use in the login
script.
Do I simply evoke newprof from the script?
How can I test if a profile already exsits for the user?
Am I on the rioght track so far?
thanks
S