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Linn Kubler
Hi,
We use Office 2003 with an Exchange server backend for Outlook. I created a
MST file to streamline user setup, have been using it for a couple years
now, and everything was working as I wanted. With my latest batch of new
computers I used my MST to install Office as usual. But now when a new user
logs into the workstation and launches Outlook it stops and prompts the user
to import their personal address book.
This is quite annoying to me and my users because they don't know how to
answer the question, we don't use personal address books.
Does anyone know how to stop the setup from checking for personal address
books? Or does anyone know where in the transform file I can change a
parameter that will answer the question for them? I'm really trying to make
this install silent for the users. I've looked but can't spot anything I
think is correct.
The only thing I know of that's changed is the addition of sp3 on Windows XP
and all the patches that MS distributes on a routine basis.
Thanks in advance,
Linn
We use Office 2003 with an Exchange server backend for Outlook. I created a
MST file to streamline user setup, have been using it for a couple years
now, and everything was working as I wanted. With my latest batch of new
computers I used my MST to install Office as usual. But now when a new user
logs into the workstation and launches Outlook it stops and prompts the user
to import their personal address book.
This is quite annoying to me and my users because they don't know how to
answer the question, we don't use personal address books.
Does anyone know how to stop the setup from checking for personal address
books? Or does anyone know where in the transform file I can change a
parameter that will answer the question for them? I'm really trying to make
this install silent for the users. I've looked but can't spot anything I
think is correct.
The only thing I know of that's changed is the addition of sp3 on Windows XP
and all the patches that MS distributes on a routine basis.
Thanks in advance,
Linn