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Transferring Outlook Profiles

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wagallo - 28 Oct 2004 19:05 GMT
Concerning transferring Outlook accounts. I am currently re-imaging several
shared workstations and hoping to transfer users Outlook profiles from the
old pc’s to the new ones (rather than having to recreate 20+ profiles
manually).

I have already tried transferring the old C:\Documents and
Settings\XXXXXX\Application Data\Microsoft\Outlook folder to the new
workstations without success. Does anyone know if what I am attempting is
even possible? My guess is it’s going to take more than simply copying a
folder over to get these profiles transferred (if it can even be done).

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Andreas Roeder - 28 Oct 2004 19:13 GMT
Hi wagallo,
the profiles are not in this folder you have copied.
the profiles are stored in the registry
Profiles
HKEY_Current_Uswer\Software\Microsoft\Windows\ NT\CurrentVersion\Windows
Messaging Subsystem\Profiles!

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> Concerning transferring Outlook accounts. I am currently re-imaging several
> shared workstations and hoping to transfer users Outlook profiles from the
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> even possible? My guess is it's going to take more than simply copying a
> folder over to get these profiles transferred (if it can even be done).
 
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