[mso] Re: universal use of Outlook

The pupils each have a different username. The e-mail "belongs" to  the 
computer. There are an unknown number of pupils who may use each 
computer. It isn't possible to  set up the e-mail for each potential 
user. In XP the definitions of the e-mail aren't transfered to each 
user. That is what I'm trying to achieve. Each user has to re-configure 
the e-mail. For example the settings are:

email address: computer2@xxxxxxxxxx

pop3: pop.school.com

smtp: smtp.school.com


None of these remain when a new user logs in. The reason is clear, in XP 
there is a separation of users (unlike windows98). I need to have the 
Outlook keep these definitions for ALL users. Can it be done?

Errol


David Smart wrote:

> Not quite with you ...
>
> Do the pupils each have their own usernames?  If so, when they log on to the 
> computer, they'll start Outlook and can have their own e-mail.
>
> Or do the pupils only each have their own e-mail addresses and share a 
> single username?  If so, create separate e-mail profiles for each pupil. 
> Outlook will then ask for a profile to be selected when Outlook is started. 
> Pupils just need to remember to close Outlook when they leave the computer.
>
> Regards, Dave S
> ----- Original Message ----- 
> From: "Errol Sapir" <errol@xxxxxxxxxxx>
> To: <mso@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
> Sent: Thursday, May 25, 2006 4:51 PM
> Subject: [mso] universal use of Outlook
>
>
>   
>> Hi
>> I run a school network. Recently the computers were each given e-mail
>> addresses. I want to enable the pupils to use Outlook (which we have
>> installed legally - of course). The problem is that the e-mail info is
>> given to each computer and every time a different pupil enters the
>> computer (each pupil has their own username), they have to re-install
>> the relevant e-mail info. Is there ANY WAY of making the Outlook usable
>> to all users of a particular computer WITHOUT the need to re-configure
>> the outlook every time a different user logs on?
>> I hope I've explained the problem and that there is a solution.
>> Errol
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