Hello,
here is my situation.
In my Enterprise, we currently user Microsoft Office 2003 using POP3 on WinXP\Win7 OS
Our domain name as changed, and I need to modify computers to reflect the new changes.
So their Email, instead of beeing yleger@Olddomain.com should be yleger@Newdomain.com

This is easy to do manualy but there is a lot of computer and that will takes me lot of time.
Do someone has something to suggest about that ? I've found the registry information about this but unfortunately, the data is in binary and for some reason, binary data dont accept copy paste from another source.. so typing all new name manually will probably takes me more time than remoting each computer to do the change..

I'm open in any software \ Script solutions.. even a setup that I can send to the user





THanks for your help

Yan

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Hello,
here is my situation.
In my Enterprise, we currently user Microsoft Office 2003 using POP3 on WinXP\Win7 OS
Our domain name as changed, and I need to modify computers to reflect the new changes.
So their Email, instead of beeing yleger@Olddomain.com should be yleger@Newdomain.com

This is easy to do manualy but there is a lot of computer and that will takes me lot of time.
Do someone has something to suggest about that ? I've found the registry information about this but unfortunately, the data is in binary and for some reason, binary data dont accept copy paste from another source.. so typing all new name manually will probably takes me more time than remoting each computer to do the change..

I'm open in any software \ Script solutions.. even a setup that I can send to the user





THanks for your help

Yan

Thanks for your help,
Finally I've been able to do it by using registry, remoting the computer wanter,
Extract the [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Windows Messaging Subsystem\Profiles\?USER?\9375CFF0413111d3B88A00104B2A6676\00000002]
Edit binary data and reload..
Not a simple procedure but still better thant remoting computer one by one..
Thanks !

Thanks what I will do !
THanks again for you help !

Sure go ahead ! and thanks for you help again
Have a great day !