Outlook 2003 Stationary

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I am trying to deploy a group policy that will disable the ability to use
stationary. I have installed the Outlook11 template and created a GPO for
this and have not been able to get this to work. I have also created a
custom adm template with the following information and this does not work
either. Is there a way to do this or am I missing something?

CLASS USER



CATEGORY !!CustomUserSettings

CATEGORY !!Outlook2003

POLICY !!DisableNewStationery

EXPLAIN !!DisableNewStationery_Explain

KEYNAME "Software\Policies\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Common\MailSettings"

VALUENAME "NewStationery"

VALUEON ""

VALUEOFF NUMERIC 1

END POLICY

POLICY !!DisableNewTheme

EXPLAIN !!DisableNewTheme_Explain

KEYNAME "Software\Policies\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Common\MailSettings"

VALUENAME "NewTheme"

VALUEON ""

VALUEOFF NUMERIC 1

END POLICY

POLICY !!DisableMoreStationery

EXPLAIN !!DisableMoreStationery_Explain

KEYNAME
Software\Policies\Microsoft\Office\11.0\Outlook\DisabledCmdBarItemsList

VALUENAME "TCID99"

VALUEON "5611"

VALUEOFF NUMERIC 1

END POLICY

END CATEGORY

END CATEGORY



[strings]

DisableNewStationery="Disable Modify Default Stationery

DisableNewStationery_Explain="Prevents users from changing the default
stationery. NOTE: To disable, set to 'Not Configured' or move GPO out of
scope.

DisableNewTheme="Disable Modify Default Theme

DisableNewTheme_Explain="Prevents users from changing the default theme.
NOTE: To disable, set to 'Not Configured' or move GPO out of scope.

DisableMoreStationery="Disable More Stationery

DisableMoreStationery_Explain="To disable Actions > New Mail Message Using >
More Stationery. This prevents creating a new message using stationery.

Outlook2003="Outlook 2003

CustomUserSettings="Custom User Settings
 

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