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Old August 29th, 2009, 03:04 AM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
sb1920alk
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We have two domains. There is no trust between the two domains. All staff has
one account in each domain. They log on to the computer with their Domain A
account and they open Outlook with their Domain B account. The "Remember my
password" checkbox in Outlook does not actually remember the password as they
have to enter it every time they open Outlook. Additionally, the first time a
user opens Outlook (during the profile creation) on a particular computer,
they have to enter their Domain B credentials twice.

We're using XP SP2 and SP3 with Outlook 2003 and 2007 fully patched. The
profile creation step is assisted by a prf. Ideas on either issue would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,
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Old August 29th, 2009, 01:47 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
neo [mvp outlook]
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Default Remembering Passwords

The end user can try adding it to their password list in the control panel.
(Control Panel User applet Manage Network Passwords)

"sb1920alk" wrote in message
news We have two domains. There is no trust between the two domains. All staff
has
one account in each domain. They log on to the computer with their Domain A
account and they open Outlook with their Domain B account. The "Remember my
password" checkbox in Outlook does not actually remember the password as
they
have to enter it every time they open Outlook. Additionally, the first time
a
user opens Outlook (during the profile creation) on a particular computer,
they have to enter their Domain B credentials twice.

We're using XP SP2 and SP3 with Outlook 2003 and 2007 fully patched. The
profile creation step is assisted by a prf. Ideas on either issue would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

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Old August 31st, 2009, 10:38 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.installation
sb1920alk
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Default Remembering Passwords

That worked. Thanks. Unfortunately the Control Panel is locked out for most
users. Is there a way to get it to add when they click "Remember Password" in
Outlook?

"neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:

The end user can try adding it to their password list in the control panel.
(Control Panel User applet Manage Network Passwords)

"sb1920alk" wrote in message
news We have two domains. There is no trust between the two domains. All staff
has
one account in each domain. They log on to the computer with their Domain A
account and they open Outlook with their Domain B account. The "Remember my
password" checkbox in Outlook does not actually remember the password as
they
have to enter it every time they open Outlook. Additionally, the first time
a
user opens Outlook (during the profile creation) on a particular computer,
they have to enter their Domain B credentials twice.

We're using XP SP2 and SP3 with Outlook 2003 and 2007 fully patched. The
profile creation step is assisted by a prf. Ideas on either issue would be
greatly appreciated.

Thanks,


 




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