I don't use the prf file, but rather the Custom INstallation Wizard from the
Office Resource Kit, which creates a MST to alter the default Office
Installation.
http://www.sessioncomputing.com/applications.htm

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Patrick Rouse
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> Does any expert have any experience following with the outlook.prf file so
> that everyone logging into to say a given workstation will not have to go
> thru the Outlook Setup wizard to find their mailbox?
You can add it to a log on script - if you need help creating it, use the
CIW.
http://www.slipstick.com/outlook/prftips.htm

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> Does any expert have any experience following with the outlook.prf file so
> that everyone logging into to say a given workstation will not have to go
> thru the Outlook Setup wizard to find their mailbox?
Patrick Rouse - 09 Dec 2005 06:13 GMT
Thanks Diane :)

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> You can add it to a log on script - if you need help creating it, use the
> CIW.
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> > that everyone logging into to say a given workstation will not have to go
> > thru the Outlook Setup wizard to find their mailbox?