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October 3rd 06, 08:58 PM
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how to determine if cache mode on or off
is there a registry key I can check to see if cached mode is enabled or not
in outlook 2003 ? thanks -- Steve Paul 
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October 3rd 06, 09:45 PM
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how to determine if cache mode on or off
Visual inspection is by looking at the status bar (bottom right) in Outlook.
Connected = Cached mode "Steve Paul" wrote in message ... is there a registry key I can check to see if cached mode is enabled or not in outlook 2003 ? thanks -- Steve Paul
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October 3rd 06, 10:20 PM
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how to determine if cache mode on or off
I was hoping to avoid visiting all 300 workstations for a visual inspection ...
-- Steve Paul "neo [mvp outlook]" wrote: Visual inspection is by looking at the status bar (bottom right) in Outlook. Connected = Cached mode "Steve Paul" wrote in message ... is there a registry key I can check to see if cached mode is enabled or not in outlook 2003 ? thanks -- Steve Paul
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October 3rd 06, 10:58 PM
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how to determine if cache mode on or off
This is an earlier post by a fellow MVP named Roady.
Cached Exchange Mode is controlled by the following key; [HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\ProfileName\13dbb0c8aa05101a9 bb000aa002fc45a] 00036601 (REG_BINARY) enabled value; 84 01 00 00 enabled with Public Folders/Favorites: 84 05 00 00 disabled value; 04 00 00 00 If all profilenames of the users are the same than you can do a simple regimport at logon. If not but if they only have a single profile you can retrieve the profilename from here; [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles] DefaultProfile If they have multiple profiles and Cache Mode needs to be enabled for all profiles you'll need a more advanced script that enumerates all profile names first and then cycle through the received values to apply changes to all the profiles. "Steve Paul" wrote in message ... I was hoping to avoid visiting all 300 workstations for a visual inspection ... -- Steve Paul "neo [mvp outlook]" wrote: Visual inspection is by looking at the status bar (bottom right) in Outlook. Connected = Cached mode "Steve Paul" wrote in message ... is there a registry key I can check to see if cached mode is enabled or not in outlook 2003 ? thanks -- Steve Paul
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