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how do i get outlook express to load at start up
i also want it to be in my toolbar near the clock
please help thanks
 
Larry Samuels said:
Drag a shortcut for OE to the startup folder and it will load at startup.
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Hi Larry
I think the OP is wanting it in the right side of the task bar near the
clock.
I don't think it will go there - not tried it, but it will in the left side.
Seems they want it to do two different things - load at start-up or a handy
shortcut?
What you reckon?
Rgds
Antioch
 
Hi Antioch,

They seem to want both--I know how to get it on the left and how to get it
to start automatically, but I have no idea of how to get it to run in the
taskpane.


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MS-MVP (2001-2005)
Unofficial FAQ for Windows Server 2003 at
http://pelos.us/SERVER.htm
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Hi Larry
It may have been a rash thing to do but I tried drag and drop and tried to
see if there were any choices in help etc - no I do not think it possible.
Those items I have on the right, well I didn't check all of them, just
three, give the option to place on task bar/system bar on the right, for
start-up.
Just have to wait for the OP to come back
Rgds
Antioch
PS
Have you looked in update group last couple of days - Black Tuesday
damages - lot of Server 2003's in trouble - if I read the threads correct.
 
Nah, I've been swamped fixing broken SBS 2003 servers this week. I'd love to
get my hands on whoever approved an update that breaks domain logon for all
users except admins.

Looks like it is time for me to block all servers I admin from allowing
^any^ updates until I test and approve them. I had gotten slack and was
allowing the regular IT guys on location to load critical updates.

Plain and simple, NO update should ever be allowed to change domain security
policy I have implemented.
I felt bad at the first location as I accused the IT guy of screwing with
permissions, then the calls started rolling in as users logged off at other
locations and were blocked from logging back in.

--
Larry Samuels Associate Expert
MS-MVP (2001-2005)
Unofficial FAQ for Windows Server 2003 at
http://pelos.us/SERVER.htm
Expert Zone-
 
Reply contextualized/intertwined
Rgds
Antioch

Larry Samuels said:
Nah, I've been swamped fixing broken SBS 2003 servers this week. I'd love
to get my hands on whoever approved an update that breaks domain logon for
all users except admins.
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You have my sympathy - Join the queue -
Looks like it is time for me to block all servers I admin from allowing
^any^ updates until I test and approve them. I had gotten slack and was
allowing the regular IT guys on location to load critical updates.
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Others with these servers are saying the same - no more auto updating a
bunch at a time
Plain and simple, NO update should ever be allowed to change domain
security policy I have implemented.
I felt bad at the first location as I accused the IT guy of screwing with
permissions, then the calls started rolling in as users logged off at
other locations and were blocked from logging back in.
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Well it will give them somrthing to do on black Tuesday - download one at a
time on one machine at a time. In a big place, by the time they finish, the
next Tuesday will be upon them :-) :-)
 
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