Client Installation Point

You can install Outlook on a local disk by running Setup from a client installation point. A client installation point is a shared directory on a file server to which users can connect to install Outlook to their local computer. Users can choose either Typical or Custom installation.

Installing Outlook to the local computer increases performance but uses more hard disk space. This type of installation is appropriate if you do not want to use network resources for shared programs.

Setting Up a Client Installation Point for Microsoft Windows

You can create an Outlook client installation point for Microsoft Windows, Microsoft Windows 95, and Microsoft Windows NT.

1. Insert the Outlook client compact disc into the appropriate drive.
2. If there is more than one language on the compact disc, choose the directory for the appropriate language.
3. Double-click Ucsetup.exe.
4. Provide information as prompted by the installation program.

Client Installation Point for the Macintosh

You can create a client installation point for Outlook for the Macintosh.

1. Create a folder on the server.
The server must have enough room for the contents of the compact disc.
2. Insert the Outlook client compact disc into the appropriate drive.
3. Double-click the folder for the Macintosh client.
4. Copy the contents of the Macintosh folder to the folder on the server.
5. Make the share available to users.