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Originally Posted by peachey
I asked the person who asked me this why they don't just use ctrl/alt /delete
turns out that they sometimes 'lend' a login to a new guy/gal on the NT system
until they get a proper login sorted for them
they basically wanted to 'lend' someone the login without them having access to the 'Outlook' facility
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Get IT to set up a temporary or guest account on the PC. If it's a modern server based system, it should be set up via the server, and then all NT or higher spec PCs would have access to it, enabling users to keep their own settings private.
Re Outlook itself, is there an exchange server running in your organisation. If so, there will probably not be a .pst file stored locally to your PC, although the latest outlook 2003 can store a cahsed offline file .ost on your workstation.