I don't don't have any registry entries associated with Pegasus Mail. I don't need them or want them unless there is no other choice.
Pegasus Mail resides on the server but is multi-user shared, run from each employees desktop PC. It is never run on the server itself.
I wonder about running the installer from a desktop PC as a domain admin and pointing it to the server installation. I know I can turn off creation of the desktop shortcut and start menu entries but am not sure if anything else will be written locally that is not wanted/needed.
One thing I discovered when I updated my personal laptop is that if leaving the shortcut/start menu items enabled results in the existing ones getting replaced. Luckily I had pinned a shortcut to the start menu so was able to copy my command line options from it instead of having to try to remember them.
<p>I don't don't have any registry entries associated with Pegasus Mail.&nbsp; I don't need them or want them unless there is no other choice.&nbsp; </p><p>Pegasus Mail resides on the server but is multi-user shared, run from each employees desktop PC.&nbsp; It is never run on the server itself.</p><p>I wonder about running the installer from a desktop PC as a domain admin and pointing it to the server installation.&nbsp; I know I can turn off creation of the desktop shortcut and start menu entries but am not sure if anything else will be written locally that is not wanted/needed.&nbsp; </p><p>One thing I discovered when I updated my personal laptop is that if leaving the shortcut/start menu items enabled results in the existing ones getting replaced.&nbsp; Luckily I had pinned a shortcut to the start menu so was able to copy my command line options from it instead of having to try to remember them.
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