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Forum: Outlook - Installation September 2nd 08, 04:24 PM Posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
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Posted By mouseclickchick
migrating from Novell to Outlook 2007 - mail profile setup

We use log on scripts to map drives, but how do you create a logon script to
use the default Outlook profile? Thanks.

"mouseclickchick" wrote:

Thank you, but my next question is what would be...
Forum: Outlook - Installation August 27th 08, 02:11 PM Posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
Replies: 3
Views: 453
Posted By mouseclickchick
migrating from Novell to Outlook 2007 - mail profile setup

Thank you, but my next question is what would be the logon script? N

"Diane Poremsky [MVP]" wrote:

set it up as a logon script - so when they log into the computer, it runs.

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Diane...
Forum: Outlook - Installation August 26th 08, 05:43 PM Posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
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Posted By mouseclickchick
migrating from Novell to Outlook 2007 - mail profile setup

Does anyone know how to set the default mail profile to Outlook instead of
Novell. After uninstalling Groupwise the Novell mail profile remains and
causes errors opening Outlook for people logging...
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