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Category Archives: Deployment
Roaming User Customisations in Office 2010
Note: for a more complete article on customising your Office 2010 deployment see this article: Customising Office 2010 before deployment Good news! Office 2010 fixes the Office 2007 issue, where-by you need to resort to implementing fixes yourself, to get … Continue reading
Dell owners – avoid the IDT 92HDxxx HD Audio driver
I’ve been mucking around with MDT 2010 lately, which has made it pretty simple to create an unattended install routine for my Dell Latitude XT2 (hopefully more on that soon) and to inject drivers into the build; however in doing so I’ve … Continue reading
Disable Office User Interface Elements
Group Policy allows you to disable certain UI elements within Office applications, which you might want to do in the case of the Information Rights Management feature built into Office 2003 and 2007. I’m picking on IRM in this post … Continue reading
Adobe Customisation Wizard 9 Available
Adobe have made the Adobe Customisation Wizard 9 available for download for use with deploying Acrobat and Reader 9 applications. Good news is that this allows you to disable the Adobe Product Improvement Program window that some people have been … Continue reading
Customise the Windows Vista Default User Profile
There are numerous ways to customise the default user profile in earlier versions of Windows, including: Create a user account, configure the profile, then copy over the top of the local default profile or save a copy to your NETLOGON … Continue reading
