Office settings mixed up on terminal server

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1.Office 2000 settings on a terminal server

I have 2 different issues with Office 2000 running on a 
Windows 2000 terminal server:

First:  We have loaded the office suite on the server and 
each individual is left to setup their own instance of 
each of the programs to match their needs but on several 
occasions this has not worked.  We have several users that 
no matter what happens, always get the default 
configurations everytime they login(it saves no settings 
at all)  This particularly applies to the excel addins.  I 
have tried deleting and recreating profiles but it does 
not work.  Any ideas?

Second:  When having to delete and recreate a profile, one 
of the major complaints of the users is that these settings
(applies to the users that settings actually save) aren't 
carried over to their new profiles, does anyone know where 
these settings are saved and if they can be moved to the 
new profiles?

Thanks, any help would be appreciated.

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Using Word Automation, when I set activepriner to a printer (which
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4.Setting Outlook 2002 Auto Archive path with .PRF file on Terminal Server

Hi all,

I'm using Outlook 2002 on a Windows 2000 Terminal Server farm.
Outlook profiles are generated using PRF files, and this works without any
problems.

The only problem we have, is that we have found no working method of setting
the Auto Archive file name and path during the profile generation. In
Outlook 2000 this was done using psetting AutoArchiveFileName< in the PRF file.
Outlook by default places this file in the lokal

I've tried to mimic this behaviour in the Outlook 2002 PRF without any luck.
I've made the following changes in the PRF file :

1. Uncommented the "ServiceX=Microsoft Outlook Client" line in the [Service
List] section.
2. Added the following to Section 4 of the file :
   [ServiceX]
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3. Added the following line to the [Microsoft Outlook Client] part of
Section 6 :
    AutoArchiveFileName=PT_STRING8,0x0324

Can someone please help me with this problem?

Regards,
Eirik Amundsen

5.Setting not saved under terminal server

Hi there,

I hope that I am in the right newsgroup and that somebody can help me.
We have running serveral terminal server(server2003) with office 2003.

User profiles are being redirected to a profile folder on a file server 
(server2003).
Everything works, Office works, Outlook works. But if you make any change in 
the outlook settings, signature of readingview. It will not be saved after 
you close outlook and restart it.

With kind regards,
Maarten

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