[gptalk] Re: Problem implementing a registry setting in ADM

Victor,
Make sure on the GPMC, you set View, Filtering, Only show policy settings
that can be fully managed to Unchecked.
Bob 

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Sent: Thursday, October 19, 2006 8:49 AM
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Subject: [gptalk] Problem implementing a registry setting in ADM

Gents and ladies,

I am trying to implement the following registry setting in an ADM file but
it simply doenst show up in the GPO editor/GPMC.

[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Outlook]
"DisablePST"=dword:00000001

The folder itself (Custom ADM Entries), does appear but the setting simply
isnt there.
Am I missing something? I sure must be :-)

I this setting I would also like to implement the VALUEON NUMERIC 1 and
the VALUEON NUMERIC 0. So that the setting is not deleted when choosing
disable.

Any suggestions are greatly appreciated.

See the adm file below.

Cheers,


Victor


CLASS MACHINE
CATEGORY "Custom ADM Entries"
        POLICY "PST Restrictions"
        KEYNAME "SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Outlook"
                PART "Do you want to restrict PST files?" TEXT
                END PART
                PART "I want to restrict PST files" DROPDOWNLIST
                VALUENAME DisablePST
                        ITEMLIST
                        NAME "Yes" VALUE Numeric 1
                        NAME "No" VALUE Numeric 0
                        END ITEMLIST
                END PART
        END POLICY
END CATEGORY

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