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Hello, Ahead of time thanks for the help. I know I need the transform file TermSrvr. Where can I get it or how should I create it. Sorry this didn't help. Thanks for your feedback. This thread is locked. You can follow the question or vote as helpful, but you cannot reply to this thread. I have the same question 5. Report abuse. Details required :. First: run Outlook once; and second, optionally provide write access to a portion of the Windows registry. Outlook performs a number of initialization tasks when it runs for the first time on the Terminal Server computer.

These tasks complete the Outlook installation and require write access to system areas on the Terminal Server computer. To allow Outlook to finish installing Before any user runs Outlook on the Terminal Server computer, log on to the Terminal Server computer as the administrator.

Run Outlook. Outlook completes any remaining installation tasks. Exit Outlook. By default, users have write access to all portions of the Windows registry on the Terminal Server computer. Outlook registers custom forms the first time that they are opened, and this requires that the user have write access to this portion of the registry. On the Start menu, click Run. Type regedt On the Security menu, click Permissions.

If you do not want to give all users this access, you can add specific users or groups of users in the Names box, rather than selecting Everyone. Click OK and close the Registry Editor. Office Setup contains other options that you may want to take advantage of, such as installing Microsoft Internet Explorer 5 and removing previous versions of Office. For more information about the user settings that the Profile Wizard saves and restores, see Profile Wizard.

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Deploying Office with Systems Management Server. Installing Special Configurations of Office Customizing Your Office Installation. Behind the Scenes - Office Installation Tools. Overview of Tools and Utilities. What the TermSrvr. Install Office on the Terminal Server computer. Set default Office application settings for Windows Terminal Client users. Configure Microsoft Outlook Top Set default Office application settings You can use the Profile Wizard to customize the default Office user settings for all users logging on to the Terminal Server computer.

Set the Menu animations option to None. On the Tools menu and then click Customize. Remove the Detect and Repair command from the Help menu. On the Tools menu, click Options, and then click the General tab. Clear the Provide feedback with sound check box.