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2007 setting system.mdwHi there,
upgrading computers to a clean Office 2007 install. usually I set HKLM.../access/jet/engines to our local server "system.mdw". Whilst this is possible to change the registry key whilst the users logged in (HK Current User)..... this doesn't help me much. Is there a method of setting a Default system.mdw which will be applied to all users ? -- jack Including a reg file in the login script spring to mind
Pieter Show quote "Jack" <J***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:37D48C85-2C60-4C37-BCB1-E594119AAF94@microsoft.com... > Hi there, > upgrading computers to a clean Office 2007 install. > > usually I set HKLM.../access/jet/engines to our local server "system.mdw". > > Whilst this is possible to change the registry key whilst the users logged > in (HK Current User)..... this doesn't help me much. > > Is there a method of setting a Default system.mdw which will be applied to > all users ? > -- > jack Thanks Pieter, that may be an option - but I'm ideally looking for a 1 off
reg edit in HKEY Local machine that will allow me to do once and forget. -- Show quotejack "Pieter Wijnen" wrote: > Including a reg file in the login script spring to mind > > Pieter > > "Jack" <J***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message > news:37D48C85-2C60-4C37-BCB1-E594119AAF94@microsoft.com... > > Hi there, > > upgrading computers to a clean Office 2007 install. > > > > usually I set HKLM.../access/jet/engines to our local server "system.mdw". > > > > Whilst this is possible to change the registry key whilst the users logged > > in (HK Current User)..... this doesn't help me much. > > > > Is there a method of setting a Default system.mdw which will be applied to > > all users ? > > -- > > jack > > > |
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