Exchange Server - Exchange 2003/Outlook 2003 GPO for auto archive

Help urgent.  Have set group policy to turn off auto archiving on all outlook
2003 users.  How do we know it is set  correct.  I no longer see the archive
tab in my outlook settings in inbox, calendar,deleted items etc.  When we do
the group policy for auto archive what settings (boxes) should we tick.   I
could not find this info on the net.  Just how to do the GPO but not the
exact settings to turn off auto archive
thanks
--
Kath

  Mark Arnold [MVP] replied...

On Thu, 19 Apr 2007 00:26:00 -0700, Kaddie


http://www.microsoft.com/office/orkarchive/2003ddl.htm gives you:
Office 2003 Policy Template Files and Deployment Planning Tools

That will let you see the templates but better you see the XLS file
which describes each setting you need. Line 1290 onwards tells you all
you need.

Any problems or clarification on a single lne just shout.

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