I
Ivar Svendsen
I am running Outlook 2003 on a Windows Terminal Server 2003. Some
appointment managing system is installed as a COM addin. Part of the function
of this system involves clearing a .PST file calendar folder and writing back
some 150-200 appointments as a search result. The system is searching though
an Exchange server public folder structure.
My problem is that if the loggedon user is not a member of the terminal
server local Administrators group, then the process of writing appointments
into the PST file takes at least 20 seconds.
If the user is added as a local administrator then the search takes 1-2
seconds.
Does anyone know what permissions that I can set so that Outlook will be
fast for non-administrator users?
I am the author of the COM addin, and I have tracked the problem down to the
AppointmentItem.Save call. That call is the only call that takes excessive
time to complete.
appointment managing system is installed as a COM addin. Part of the function
of this system involves clearing a .PST file calendar folder and writing back
some 150-200 appointments as a search result. The system is searching though
an Exchange server public folder structure.
My problem is that if the loggedon user is not a member of the terminal
server local Administrators group, then the process of writing appointments
into the PST file takes at least 20 seconds.
If the user is added as a local administrator then the search takes 1-2
seconds.
Does anyone know what permissions that I can set so that Outlook will be
fast for non-administrator users?
I am the author of the COM addin, and I have tracked the problem down to the
AppointmentItem.Save call. That call is the only call that takes excessive
time to complete.