The only way to get the script into a user's Outlook identity is to provide him the identity in the first place.This is handled using Outlook's Schedules feature, which can run a script at Startup. The idea is to run the script automatically the first time Outlook is launched.In order to use AppleScript Outlook must be running.You cannot script Outlook using anything other than AppleScript.Here's the problem that the "template" or "dummy" identity is trying to solve for Outlook (and earlier versions for Entourage): Oh wait, unless you mean deploy it to a test box, create the dummy folder per the script's admin pdf thing, then put that into the Office2011 Preferences file I created?
but none of that was gone over in the original guide.Īny suggestions or is there a better way to do it? So I looked at the instructions in the Admin's guide that was included with the script and it shows I need to tell outlook in offline mode, create schedules, and something about user templates. then prompts normally for setting up the exchange account. I have the script configured, but the welcome screen comes up prompting for F-Name, L-Name and Company.
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The instructions suggested to use it ((and I agree (huge inconsistency with how entourage was setup, depending on who trained the deployment tech's - determined if entourage was setup correctly or the end user had to open a ticket to get it fixed - and no amount of re-training seemed to help)) but I can't figure out how to get it to launch while using the scripted method of install of Outlook. I followed their deployment guide (with your help to fill in the confusing bits) for Outlook 2011, and everything is working fine except the outlook setup script 4.0.1. I saw others post links to the page, so I'm hoping that someone has gone through this already
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