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Ok guys without going into things to much...

 

Recently i have introduced a terminal server Environment using mandatory profiles.

 

We use a third party piece of software to run outlook signatures.

 

Unfortunatley until the profile has been created by the user clicking outlook it cannot assign the signature.

 

I need a simple batch file to run at logon that will simply run outlook from the c:\

then pause for 5 seconds

then run the exe for exclaimer.

 

When i do this is runs outlook find but then freezed on the dos window until i click exit in outlook.

 

What am i doing wrong.

 

my script is as follows.

 

"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\OUTLOOK.EXE"

 

PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 5000 >NUL

 

"\\rbhs.local\netlogon\exsync.exe"

 

If i use START then it will not work as the user does not have access to the cmd line.

 

Please help

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Ok guys without going into things to much...

 

Recently i have introduced a terminal server Environment using mandatory profiles.

 

We use a third party piece of software to run outlook signatures.

 

Unfortunatley until the profile has been created by the user clicking outlook it cannot assign the signature.

 

I need a simple batch file to run at logon that will simply run outlook from the c:\

then pause for 5 seconds

then run the exe for exclaimer.

 

When i do this is runs outlook find but then freezed on the dos window until i click exit in outlook.

 

What am i doing wrong.

 

my script is as follows.

 

"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office12\OUTLOOK.EXE"

 

PING 1.1.1.1 -n 1 -w 5000 >NUL

 

"\\rbhs.local\netlogon\exsync.exe"

 

If i use START then it will not work as the user does not have access to the cmd line.

 

Please help

 

Just to inform you I writted a vbs to solve this with a sleep command. If anyone ever has as issue please ask ill be happy to assist

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