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#122113 - 2004-07-02 10:17 PM Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
hbomb6 Offline
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I can not get my script to correctly execute the WRITEPROFILESTRING method. I am not getting any error codes, but if I check that .prf file I see that nothing has been written either. CAN SOMEONE HELP ME PLEASE?
Here is part of that code, well at least the part that contains the code:

IF @userid<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'General','ProfileName')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'General','ProfileName',@userid)
ENDIF
IF 'Yes'<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'General','DefaultProfile')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'General','DefaultProfile','Yes')
ENDIF
IF $exchangeserver<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'Service2','HomeServer')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service2','HomeServer',$exchangeserver)
ENDIF

Edited by hbomb6 (2004-07-02 10:22 PM)
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#122114 - 2004-07-03 01:33 AM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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There is no syntax error in the portion of script that you posted.
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#122115 - 2004-07-03 05:17 AM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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However, as you omitted a portion of the script we are currently unable to determine whether the unposted portion contain errors. As soon as I have my KiX-Ray VisionTM upgraded to v2.0 I will be able to also evaluate non-posted script fragments.
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#122116 - 2004-07-03 02:49 PM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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Here is the rest except for the statements containing the Newprof.exe file, which creates the profile. Like you said there doesn't look like there is a syntax error and it didn't beep upon completion, but it still didn't write anything on the outlook.prf file.

;***********************************************
; Determine correct Windows OS and assign Outlook
; profile location and windows directory location
; in the Registry accordingly.
;***********************************************


IF @inwin=1
$profilelocation=$userwinkey+' NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles'
$windir=READVALUE($machinewinkey+' NT\CurrentVersion','SystemRoot')
ENDIF

IF EXIST("C:\scripts\outlook.prf")
DEL "C:\scripts\outlook.prf" -s
ENDIF

;Some initial settings
;***************************
$profile_remove='Yes' ; Remove All other Outlook profiles under current user
$deleteitems='No' ; Empty Outlooks Deleted Items Folder on Exit
$explorview='Yes' ; Outlook Explorer View 'Yes' or Standard View 'No'
$editorpref='10001' ; Editor Preference 10001=Plain Text, 20001=HTML, and 30001=Rich Text
$company='Chestnut Health Systems'
$serverloc=@lserver+'\Netlogon\Profgen\Outlook2000' ; Outlook Executables/files location
$exchangeserver='E2k0301' ; Main Exchange Server Location
$systemdrive=SUBSTR($windir,1,3)
$scriptdir=$systemdrive+'\Scripts'
$prf=@lserver+'\netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf'
$prffile=$scriptdir+'\'+$prf
$ppru=$profilelocation+'\'+@userid
$mses=$profilelocation+'\MS Exchange Settings'


;*****************************************************
; cHECKING FOR THE EXISTENCE OF A PROFILE, AND IF SO
; END THE SCRIPT, IF NOT CREATE ONE.
;
;*****************************************************

$ReturnCode = KEYEXIST($ppru)=1 OR KEYEXIST($mses)=1
IF $ReturnCode
RETURN
ELSE
$exe=ReadValue($machinewinkey+'\CurrentVersion\App Paths\OUTLOOK.EXE','')
$ver=GetFileVersion($exe)
$pos_locat=INSTR($ver, '.') -1
$verchk=SUBSTR($ver,1,$pos_locat)
IF EXIST($scriptdir)=0
MD $scriptdir
ENDIF

COPY $prf $scriptdir

;**************************************************
;
; Assign an Exchange Server and profile information
; to the .prf file
;
;**************************************************

SELECT
CASE IF $exchangeserver<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'Service2','HomeServer')
WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service2','HomeServer',$exchangeserver)
CASE IF @USERID<>READPROFILESTRING($prffile,'General','ProfileName')
WriteProfileString($prffile,'General','ProfileName','@USERID')
CASE IF @USERID<>READPROFILESTRING($prffile,'Service2','MailboxName')
WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service2','MailboxName','@USERID')
ENDSELECT

IF $profile_remove='YES'
$index=0
$keyname=ENUMKEY($profilelocation,$index)
WHILE @error=0
IF $keyname<>@userid
$rc=DELTREE($profilelocation+'\'+$keyname)
ENDIF
$index=$index+1
$keyname=ENUMKEY($profilelocation,$index)
LOOP
ENDIF
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#122117 - 2004-07-03 03:00 PM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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Your problem has become obvious. You are not concatenating $prffile correctly. If you would have run your code in debug, you would have seen for yourself.

This snippet:
Code:
$scriptdir=$systemdrive+'\Scripts'
$prf=@lserver+'\netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf'
$prffile=$scriptdir+'\'+$prf
$prffile ?


Produces:
Quote:

\Scripts\\\DC\netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf



Note the triple hacks!
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#122118 - 2004-07-03 03:06 PM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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The line:
$windir=READVALUE($machinewinkey+' NT\CurrentVersion','SystemRoot')

does not work either as $machinewinkey is not defined. You should SetOption('Explicit','On') to ferret out missing var definitions.
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#122119 - 2004-07-03 04:47 PM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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what do you mean I'm not concatenating prffile
Les? Oh yeah, I forgot to include that I have a script that includes all of my global variables. Sorry I'm new at this



Edited by hbomb6 (2004-07-03 04:52 PM)
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#122120 - 2004-07-03 04:56 PM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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Read Les' post! He corrctly explains your problem in great detail!
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#122121 - 2004-07-03 05:03 PM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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concatenating = joining together string segments and vars.
The resulting $prffile var is not a valid filespec.
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#122122 - 2004-07-03 08:28 PM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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I don't want to sound like an idiot, but it is just not sinking in. prffile=$scriptdir+'\'+$prf. $scriptdir is clearly C:\ and the location that I have for the $prf is good, because it works with other parts of the script. Again, I don't want to sound like an idiot. Here is my whole script, but I am only concerned about the Outlook section which is the last.
;*******************************************************************************************************
; Script Name: sr_master1.kix
; Author: Ron Hinton
; Date: 6/16/2004
; Description: SR Master Kixscript for Printer Connections, Mapping Network Drives, and Outlook Profile
;*******************************************************************************************************

CALL "function.kix"

;Establish and put servers in use

$server1 = "\\srbdc01\"
$server2 = "\\sr-bv\"
$server3 = "\\sr-mv\"
$server4 = "\\sr-psr\"
$server5 = "\\sr-om1\"
$server6 = "\\sr-em\"
$server7 = "\\sr-ng\"
$server8 = "\\E2k0301\"

;Establish subnets of SR Network to compare against computer IP addresses

$subnet1 = "192.168.30.0"
$subnet2 = "192.168.40.0"
$subnet3 = "192.168.60.0"
$subnet4 = "192.168.80.0"
$subnet5 = "192.168.100.0"
$subnet6 = "192.168.110.0"
$subnet7 = "192.168.120.0"




;********************
;Registry locations
;********************

$ushelfolders='HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\Shell Folders'
$userwinkey='HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows'
$machinewinkey='HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows'
$mofckey='HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Office\'
$uofckey='HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\'

;*
;* Clear the screen, display message
;*
CLS
?"Please wait for the login script to finish...."

; Sets the Login script as hidden.
SetConsole("hide")

;Delete all network shares

use */DEL

;Set the time

SETTIME $server1

;* CHECK FOR EXISTANCE OF HOME DIRECTORY AND MAP P: IF IT EXISTS
;*

;IF InGroup ("\\chestnut.net\sr-users")
; ?USE P: "\\chestnut.net\sr-users\@USERID"
;ENDIF

;*******************************************************************
;Check for Departmental membership and map Network Drives Accordingly
;*******************************************************************

SELECT
CASE INGROUP ("sr-mis")
?USE g: "\\chestnut.net\sr-datashare"
?USE Q: "\\srbdc01\NG-SharePoints"
?USE R: "\\sr-bv\BV-sharepoints"
?USE s: "\\sr-mv\sharepoints"
?USE t: "\\sr-om1\sharepoints"
?USE u: "\\sr-psr\sharepoints"
?USE Y: "\\srbdc01\mis"
CASE INGROUP ("SR-Consultants")
?USE T: "\\srbdc01\BundyTB"
?USE X: "\\srbdc01\Programming"
?USE lpt2: "\\srbdc01\epsondfx"
?USE lpt3: "\\srbdc01\northgat"
CASE InGroup("All-Southern Region")
?USE G: "\\chestnut.net\sr-datashare"
CASE InGroup("sr-RR")
?Use F: "\\srbdc01\sys"
CASE InGroup("sr-tb")
?Use M: "\\srbdc01\TB_Data"
?Use N: "\\srbdc01\AP_Data"
;CASE InGroup("All-SR-NG")
; ?CALL "default_NGgateway.kix"
ENDSELECT

;Delete all Network printer connections.

Deltree ("HKEY_Current_User\printers\connections")

;**************************************************************************
; Add the appropriate printer based on workstation group membership,
; which in turn is based on location of the workstation in relationship
; to the network printers.
;
; The current location of workstaion group membership for the Southern
; Region is located in the Chestnut.net, SR, MIS-SR, Printer Groups OU.
;
;**************************************************************************

SELECT
CASE ComputerInGroup('ng-print-unit')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\srbdc01\NG100-2200DN")
CASE ComputerInGroup('NG-print-recept')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\srbdc01\NG105-Laser")
CASE ComputerInGroup('NG-print-OP')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\srrbdc01\NG143-Laser")
CASE ComputerInGroup('NG-print-MIS')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\srbdc01\NG149-Laser")
CASE ComputerInGroup('NG-print-MedRec')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\srbdc01\NG152-Laser")
CASE ComputerInGroup('NG-print-MailRoom')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION("\\srbdc01\NG159-Laser")
CASE ComputerInGroup('NG-print-CI')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\srbdc01\NG144-Crisis")
CASE ComputerInGroup('NG-print-CD')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\srbdc01\NG312-CD")
CASE ComputerInGroup('NG-print-Admin')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\srbdc01\NG209-Admin")
CASE ComputerInGroup('NG-print-Acct')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\srbdc01\NG165-Accounting")
ENDSELECT

SELECT
CASE ComputerInGroup('MS-print-Housing')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\srbdc01\MS-Laser")
CASE ComputerInGroup('MV-print-MedRec')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\sr-mv\MV105-Laser")
CASE ComputerInGroup('MV-print-Admin')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\sr-mv\MV314-Laser")
CASE ComputerInGroup('MV-print-LI')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\sr-mv\MV308-Laser")
CASE ComputerInGroup('om-print-act')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\sr-om1\OM-Laser")
ENDSELECT

SELECT
CASE ComputerInGroup('EM-print')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\sr-em\EM-Laser")
CASE ComputerInGroup('FH-print')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\sr-fh1\HPLaser")
CASE ComputerInGroup('ED-print-Level1')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\sr-psr\ED-MedRec")
CASE ComputerInGroup('ED-print-Level2')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\sr-psr\ED-PSR-Level2")
CASE ComputerInGroup('ED-print-Level3')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\sr-psr\ED-CM-Laser")
ENDSELECT

SELECT
CASE ComputerInGroup('BV-print-Reception')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\sr-bv\BV-Reception-HP4100")
CASE ComputerInGroup('BV-print-CM')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\sr-bv\BV-CM-LJ2300DTN")
CASE ComputerInGroup('BV-print-MedRec')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\sr-bv\Canon-MedRec")
CASE ComputerInGroup('BV-print-Adm')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\sr-bv\Canon-Admin")
CASE ComputerInGroup('BV-print-OP')
? ADDPRINTERCONNECTION ("\\sr-bv\BV-OP-LJ4100")
ENDSELECT


;***********************************************
; Determine correct Windows OS and assign Outlook
; profile location and windows directory location
; in the Registry accordingly.
;***********************************************


IF @inwin=1
$profilelocation=$userwinkey+' NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles'
$windir=READVALUE($machinewinkey+' NT\CurrentVersion','SystemRoot')
ENDIF

DEL "C:\scripts\outlook.prf"


;Some initial settings
;***************************
$profile_remove='Yes' ; Remove All other Outlook profiles under current user
$deleteitems='No' ; Empty Outlooks Deleted Items Folder on Exit
$explorview='Yes' ; Outlook Explorer View 'Yes' or Standard View 'No'
$editorpref='10001' ; Editor Preference 10001=Plain Text, 20001=HTML, and 30001=Rich Text
$company='Chestnut Health Systems'
$serverloc=@lserver+'\Netlogon\Profgen\Outlook2000' ; Outlook Executables/files location
$exchangeserver='E2k0301' ; Main Exchange Server Location
$systemdrive=SUBSTR($windir,1,3)
$scriptdir=$systemdrive+'\Scripts'
$prf=@lserver+'\netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf'
$prffile=$scriptdir+'\'+$prf
$ppru=$profilelocation+'\'+@userid
$mses=$profilelocation+'\MS Exchange Settings'


;*****************************************************
; cHECKING FOR THE EXISTENCE OF A PROFILE, AND IF SO
; END THE SCRIPT, IF NOT CREATE ONE.
;
;*****************************************************

$ReturnCode = KEYEXIST($ppru)=1 OR KEYEXIST($mses)=1
IF $ReturnCode
RETURN
ELSE
$exe=ReadValue($machinewinkey+'\CurrentVersion\App Paths\OUTLOOK.EXE','')
$ver=GetFileVersion($exe)
$pos_locat=INSTR($ver, '.') -1
$verchk=SUBSTR($ver,1,$pos_locat)
IF EXIST($scriptdir)=0
MD $scriptdir
ENDIF

COPY $prf $scriptdir

;**************************************************
;
; Assign an Exchange Server and profile information
; to the .prf file
;
;**************************************************

FUNCTION PRFSETTINGS ()
; Custom Profile Settings
IF @userid<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'General','ProfileName')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'General','ProfileName',@userid)
ENDIF
IF 'Yes'<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'General','DefaultProfile')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'General','DefaultProfile','Yes')
ENDIF
IF $exchangeserver<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'Service2','HomeServer')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service2','HomeServer',$exchangeserver)
ENDIF
IF @userid<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'Service2','MailboxName')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service2','MailboxName',@userid)
ENDIF
IF 'TRUE'<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'Service1','AutoNameCheck')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service1','AutoNameCheck','TRUE')
ENDIF
IF 'FALSE'<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'Service1','ConfirmOnDelete')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service1','ConfirmOnDelete','FALSE')
ENDIF
IF $deleteitems='YES'
IF 'TRUE'<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'Service1','EmptyWastebasket')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service1','EmptyWastebasket','TRUE')
ENDIF
ELSE
IF 'FALSE'<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'Service1','EmptyWastebasket')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service1','EmptyWastebasket','FALSE')
ENDIF
ENDIF
IF 'FALSE'<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'Service1','RemoveSchdPlus')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service1','RemoveSchdPlus','FALSE')
ENDIF
IF 'TRUE'<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'Service1','SelectEntireWord')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service1','SelectEntireWord','TRUE')
ENDIF
IF 'TRUE'<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'Service1','CloseOriginalMessage')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service1','CloseOriginalMessage','TRUE')
ENDIF
IF 'FALSE'<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'Service1','GenReadReceipt')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service1','GenReadReceipt','FALSE')
ENDIF
IF 'FALSE'<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'Service1','GenDeliveryReceipt')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service1','GenDeliveryReceipt','FALSE')
ENDIF
IF 'True'<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'Service1','SaveSentMail')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'Service1','SaveSentMail','True')
ENDIF
IF 'No'<>ReadProfileString($prffile,'General','BackupProfile')
$rc=WriteProfileString($prffile,'General','BackupProfile','No')
ENDIF
ENDFUNCTION

IF $profile_remove='YES'
$index=0
$keyname=ENUMKEY($profilelocation,$index)
WHILE @error=0
IF $keyname<>@userid
$rc=DELTREE($profilelocation+'\'+$keyname)
ENDIF
$index=$index+1
$keyname=ENUMKEY($profilelocation,$index)
LOOP
ENDIF
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#122123 - 2004-07-03 09:20 PM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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What part of
Quote:


Produces:

Quote:
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------

\Scripts\\\DC\netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf


--------------------------------------------------------------------------------



Note the triple hacks!





does not sink in?
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#122124 - 2004-07-04 12:44 AM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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What part of:
Quote:

The resulting $prffile var is not a valid filespec

do you not understand?
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#122125 - 2004-07-04 03:32 AM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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Maybe there are too many parts? ;-)
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#122126 - 2004-07-04 05:34 AM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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The part that doesn't sink in is how is \Scripts\\\DC\Netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf is different from $scriptdir+'\'$prf when scriptdir=c:\Scripts and prf=@lserver\netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf. Like I said that path works because my copy command in the script finds the outlook.prf file there. So what am I doing wrong? Do I not supposed to add the + sign or what. I mean I defined both of those variables.
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#122127 - 2004-07-04 05:50 AM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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When I posted that, some of your code was not available so the $systemdrive var was coming up empty. With your newly posted code, $prffile would now be:
C:\Scripts\\\DC\Netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf
which is still an invalid filespec!

Let me paint you a picture.

$systemdrive = 'C:'
$scriptdir = 'C:\Scripts'
$prf = '\\DC\Netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf'

So then, if you concatenate:
$scriptdir+'\'+$prf = 'C:\Scripts\\\DC\Netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf'
you have an invalid filespec. I really don't understand why you are concatenating those two vars in the first place because together they do not make up a proper path! There is no way that it can work anywhere else in your script.

Maybe if you see it a few more times it might sink in
C:\Scripts\\\DC\Netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf
C:\Scripts\\\DC\Netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf
C:\Scripts\\\DC\Netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf
C:\Scripts\\\DC\Netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf
C:\Scripts\\\DC\Netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf
C:\Scripts\\\DC\Netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf
C:\Scripts\\\DC\Netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf
C:\Scripts\\\DC\Netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf
C:\Scripts\\\DC\Netlogon\sr-kixscripts\outlook.prf

Get the picture?
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#122128 - 2004-07-08 05:27 AM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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Did you get your problem solved?
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#122129 - 2004-07-08 03:04 PM Re: Configuring the .prf file for Outlook
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Sorry about jumping in a little late in the game..

You are missing $userwinkey and $machinewinkey.
Code:

 $userwinkey='HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows'
 $machinewinkey='HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows'


Add this above -
Code:

IF @inwin=1
$profilelocation=$userwinkey+' NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles'
$windir=READVALUE($machinewinkey+' NT\CurrentVersion','SystemRoot')
ENDIF


HTH,

Kent
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