[mso] Re: universal use of Outlook

Linda they do have a place on the server which is their own but the problem is 
having outlook give them the e-mail configuration as they log in. When they 
login to  the computer they get a desktop that is set up for them by me and 
not a personalized one. In fact we have a "hard drive protector" which 
prevents them changing any parameters on the local computer. The files they 
save are saved on the server in their name and only they have access to these 
files.
I may be missing something but I don't see how to configure Outlook for common 
usage. Maybe I should build a pst file that is included in their login script 
as I do for mapped drives that everybody needs? Can this be done? How?

Errol

On Thursday 25 May 2006 15:11, Linda F. Johnson wrote:
> When the students save their files, do they have a unique location that is
> all their own?  Some drive that is available to them only, on any computer
> in the school?  If so, that's where you need to put their pst file and
> point Outlook to that file...then when they open Outlook on any machine, it
> will be THEIR pst file that is opening.
>
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