Outlook 2000 SP1 Server Scripting (Addin management)

  • Thread starter Phil Woolllacott
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Phil Woolllacott

Are there any programmatic methods to enable or
disable "Server Scripting" within "Add-in manager" on -
Outlook 2000 Sp1 on a per user basis?

From an initial investigation, it appears that "Add-in
manager" settings are recorded within extend.dat file
stored in the users directory (.
\profiles\<user>\...\...\Microsoft\Outlook.

By default our users cannot view / access "Add-ins" which
are locked down via system policy.

Looking for something that can either edit extend.dat or
can switch "Addins" on and off without opening outlook.
 

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