T
Thorpe
I am running a number pf PC's with windows 2000 and office 2000, all PC's
are attached to a windows 2000 Active directory domain.
Recently I have notice a small error with word.
A user logged on to one of the computers, this user had never used the PC
before the user opened a network share
and double clicked a word document. An error message appeared similar to "a
component was missing". The user closed the error popup box and word
contiuned to build the local profile for the user once this was complete
word just sat there with no document. The user closed word down and tried
again and this time there was no error and the document opened fine.
I understand that this is beacuse the office profile had not been created
but how can I make it so the user's office profile is create at log on
rather than when word opens for the first time, can I use a log on script
that sets some registry values and what values would need to be set.
I tried the same on windowsXP with Office 2003 a simialr issues occured but
there was no error message just an empty word application.
many thanks
are attached to a windows 2000 Active directory domain.
Recently I have notice a small error with word.
A user logged on to one of the computers, this user had never used the PC
before the user opened a network share
and double clicked a word document. An error message appeared similar to "a
component was missing". The user closed the error popup box and word
contiuned to build the local profile for the user once this was complete
word just sat there with no document. The user closed word down and tried
again and this time there was no error and the document opened fine.
I understand that this is beacuse the office profile had not been created
but how can I make it so the user's office profile is create at log on
rather than when word opens for the first time, can I use a log on script
that sets some registry values and what values would need to be set.
I tried the same on windowsXP with Office 2003 a simialr issues occured but
there was no error message just an empty word application.
many thanks