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outlook 2000 question	by Glytch78	2004-02-05 10:30:45
First step:	by Didactylos	2004-02-05 10:33:58
I've noticed that Office 2000	by radiowave911	2004-02-05 10:43:50
(including Outlook) only fully installs for the currently logged-on user (I.E. the user that was logged on when installation was done) under Windows 2000 / XP. WHen another user logs on and runs outlook for the first time, the installer launches to 'install' the software for the new user. The only workaround I know of is to have the install performed from a central location that everyone has access to (we have central servers our software installs from) so that when a new user logs on, the installer can find it's files - no CD required.
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That's how it's setup here too.	by Glytch78	2004-02-05 10:48:59
admin should be able	by airborneric	2004-02-05 10:50:42
I'm going to tell him that when he gets back	by Glytch78	2004-02-05 11:15:26
just remember..	by Chronos1	2004-02-05 11:38:45
Yea. it's just a lowly user (n/t)	by Glytch78	2004-02-05 11:42:52

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