Using Group Policy/ADM files on Office 2003 Deployed w/ CIW

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Marks70

Thanks guys. Considering all of our users are part of a domain that I manage
through Group Policy, it sounds like using the .adm templates is the way to
go.

Is there an easy way to lump all the .adm templates under one "folder" under
Administrative Templates? When I add them one by one, it creates a separate
"folder" for each .adm instead of going under one parent "Office 2003" type
folder. Hopefull that makes sense.
 
M

Marks70

Thanks guys. Considering all of our users are part of a domain that I manage
through Group Policy, it sounds like using the .adm templates is the way to
go.

Is there an easy way to lump all the .adm templates under one "folder" under
Administrative Templates? When I add them one by one, it creates a separate
"folder" for each .adm instead of going under one parent "Office 2003" type
folder. Hopefull that makes sense.
 
M

Marks70

Thanks guys. Considering all of our users are part of a domain that I manage
through Group Policy, it sounds like using the .adm templates is the way to
go.

Is there an easy way to lump all the .adm templates under one "folder" under
Administrative Templates? When I add them one by one, it creates a separate
"folder" for each .adm instead of going under one parent "Office 2003" type
folder. Hopefull that makes sense.
 
M

Marks70

Thanks guys. Considering all of our users are part of a domain that I manage
through Group Policy, it sounds like using the .adm templates is the way to
go.

Is there an easy way to lump all the .adm templates under one "folder" under
Administrative Templates? When I add them one by one, it creates a separate
"folder" for each .adm instead of going under one parent "Office 2003" type
folder. Hopefull that makes sense.
 
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neo [mvp outlook]

It does and the adm files would have to be modified. (Best guess: a
CATEGORY and END CATEGORY line would have to be added to each.)
 
N

neo [mvp outlook]

It does and the adm files would have to be modified. (Best guess: a
CATEGORY and END CATEGORY line would have to be added to each.)
 
N

neo [mvp outlook]

It does and the adm files would have to be modified. (Best guess: a
CATEGORY and END CATEGORY line would have to be added to each.)
 
N

neo [mvp outlook]

It does and the adm files would have to be modified. (Best guess: a
CATEGORY and END CATEGORY line would have to be added to each.)
 
N

neo [mvp outlook]

It does and the adm files would have to be modified. (Best guess: a
CATEGORY and END CATEGORY line would have to be added to each.)
 
N

neo [mvp outlook]

It does and the adm files would have to be modified. (Best guess: a
CATEGORY and END CATEGORY line would have to be added to each.)
 
N

neo [mvp outlook]

It does and the adm files would have to be modified. (Best guess: a
CATEGORY and END CATEGORY line would have to be added to each.)
 
N

neo [mvp outlook]

It does and the adm files would have to be modified. (Best guess: a
CATEGORY and END CATEGORY line would have to be added to each.)
 
N

neo [mvp outlook]

It does and the adm files would have to be modified. (Best guess: a
CATEGORY and END CATEGORY line would have to be added to each.)
 

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