MS Office defaults when instlling via Group Policy
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MS Office defaults when instlling via Group Policy
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I recently created a packaged install of Office 2003 to assign to workstations. I created a .mst file with my specifications and deployed the package. Everything worked great except when I launch Word for the first time the computer prompts me for my Name and Initils. Is there a way to configure this to a default value using the .mst file or another method? I am using Server 2003 and XP.
ASKED: Sep 20 2006  12:09 AM GMT
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Can you create a default in the registry?
HKEY_USERS.DEFAULTSoftwareMocrosoftOffice11.0commonUserInfo
UserInitials and UserName keys
Last Answered: Sep 21 2006  10:42 AM GMT by spadasoe   2360 pts.
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skepticals   0 pts.  |   Sep 21 2006  11:10AM GMT

I’m not sure. Can you push registry settings via group policy?

 

Mr786976   270 pts.  |   May 29 2008  6:34PM GMT

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