We are just about to migrate to windows xp and have found a problem. on our network at the moment we run W98 and office 2000 and use Outlook as our main email program.
we normally setup all the users that need to use outlook on a particular machine then give it an option to choose in a dropdown box when a new person has loged onto the machine..
Having installed Windows XP on a test machine and done the same as we normaly do on W98 machines we find that when a new person logs onto the machine and tries to run outlook it starts taking info from the server and wants to setup again from scratch.
in a school envirolnment we cant do that. is there a way round this?
thanks
dave
we normally setup all the users that need to use outlook on a particular machine then give it an option to choose in a dropdown box when a new person has loged onto the machine..
Having installed Windows XP on a test machine and done the same as we normaly do on W98 machines we find that when a new person logs onto the machine and tries to run outlook it starts taking info from the server and wants to setup again from scratch.
in a school envirolnment we cant do that. is there a way round this?
thanks
dave