office 2003 adm files

Sher

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Hi all,
I have a new 2003 server and just created a group policy object called
office 2003. I added the office .adm files. When I look at the settings none
of the explain tabs have any explanation as to what it does. Is the normal?
If so, do I have to use the excel spreadsheet to figure it out?
Also, want to be sure I am using the new gpmc correctly. I already have a
default group policy. I want to add the office group policy as a seperate
policy so I setup the office 2003 group policy object. How do I apply it to
my domain users correctly?
Sher
 
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Sher presented the following explanation :
> Hi all,
> I have a new 2003 server and just created a group policy object called
> office 2003. I added the office .adm files. When I look at the settings none
> of the explain tabs have any explanation as to what it does. Is the normal?
> If so, do I have to use the excel spreadsheet to figure it out?
> Also, want to be sure I am using the new gpmc correctly. I already have a
> default group policy. I want to add the office group policy as a seperate
> policy so I setup the office 2003 group policy object. How do I apply it to
> my domain users correctly?
> Sher

it's a real fun joke from MS indeed,
they didn't include any explanation in the adm
so yes, everything has to be looked up in the added excel sheet

place the users who need the settings in that OU
set your options in the adm file

next time a user logs on, he or she will get the settings
or at the next policy refresh cycle, witchever comes first

grtz

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http://home.in.tum.de/~jain/software/oe-quotefix/

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