Outlook profiles not setting up for users

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Hi all,

In the last couple of weeks I have added a few PCs to our network, and for
some reason that I can't comprehend, these PCs do not automatically set up a
users profile the first time they log on - the user must go through the
wizard and set it up manually, entering server name, mailbox etc. These PCs
were joined via http://server/connectcomputer, same as previous PCs were,
and the software install is the same - Office 2000 installed manually
without Outlook prior to joining, and then Outlook 2003 installed via Add
Computer SBS wizard.

Any ideas?

TIA,

SusanV


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