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Anonymous   12-20-2004 at 10:57:15 PM

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We have a group of computers with Office 2003 and another with Office 2002.
Is it possible to control both under the same AD? If yes what are the
requirements?

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Anonymous   12-21-2004 at 04:30:09 AM
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Hi,

What I'd recommend you do is setup a pair of security groups - Office2003
Computers and OfficeXP Computers. Populate them accoridngly. You can then
filter the GPOs to the proper groups by ACLing them.

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> requirements?
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