Preview/Reading Pane - Off on install?

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Brian Kerr

Does anyone know if it is possible to install Outlook with
the Preview/Reading pane set to off on the Inbox rather
than on. I know you could start Outlook with
the /nopreview command line switch but that disables the
preview functionality completely, we merely want to have
it turned off at initial installation and then left to the
users choice.

Brian
 
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Roady [MVP]

If it's going to be users choice; why disabled as the default? Security and
privacy can't be an issue as you are probably talking about Outlook 2003?

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Brian

Yes, it is Outlook 2003. We have been 'instructed' by our User Consultative
Groups that they want if off (not disabled) to start with for a new user (if
possible....).

Brian
 
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Brian

Yes, it is Outlook 2003. We have been 'instructed' by our User Consultative
Groups that they want if off (not disabled) to start with for a new user (if
possible....).

Brian
 
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Roady [MVP]

This is not possible. If the accounts get configured by your support
personell by hand you can turn it off for all folders by;
View-> Arrange By-> Current View-> Define Views and modify the Messages view

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