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Adrian
We have Office 97 and Outlook 2000 running on a mix of
Win98 and WinXP machines. We are upgrading to a common
platform of Windows XP and I'm using a product to copy
software and settings from a users old machine to their
new one. In many cases the user information (product
license)belongs to somebody long gone so I want to change
it to a generic name. I have searched the knowledge base
and found info on changing the company name and I am
aware that in Office 97 it can be changed in the tools,
options menu, but there is some little hook that is
retained so that even if I delete Office97 and Outlook
2000, on re-installing both products the user name
remains, and what irritates me most is that it can be
specified and changed in the set up and it still defaults
back to the original user.
I'd be grateful for any assistance.
Win98 and WinXP machines. We are upgrading to a common
platform of Windows XP and I'm using a product to copy
software and settings from a users old machine to their
new one. In many cases the user information (product
license)belongs to somebody long gone so I want to change
it to a generic name. I have searched the knowledge base
and found info on changing the company name and I am
aware that in Office 97 it can be changed in the tools,
options menu, but there is some little hook that is
retained so that even if I delete Office97 and Outlook
2000, on re-installing both products the user name
remains, and what irritates me most is that it can be
specified and changed in the set up and it still defaults
back to the original user.
I'd be grateful for any assistance.