This policy setting allows you to set whether users will be prompted to migrate the Personal Address Book (PAB) contents ...

Office System 2010

This policy setting allows you to set whether users will be prompted to migrate the Personal Address Book (PAB) contents into a Contacts folder they choose when Outlook first starts.  PAB is not supported in Outlook.

If you enable this policy setting, users will not be prompted to migrate PAB contents.  You can choose to: 

1.) Migrate users' PAB contents automatically to the Contacts folder (the default Outlook Address Book) when Outlook first starts (silent migration) and remove the PAB from users' profiles.
2.) Remove the PAB from users' profiles. Removing the PAB from profiles does not delete the PAB files; they can be imported later using Import and Export.

If you disable or do not configure this policy setting, users will be prompted to migrate PAB contents.

This policy setting allows you to set the option "Match opening and closing parentheses" in Word Options | Proofing | AutoCorrect ... This policy setting allows you to set the password rules level. If you enable this policy setting, you may specify a password ... This policy setting allows you to set the verification level used by Office 2010 applications when validating a digital signature. ... This policy setting allows you to set the width of the style area that shows the names of applied styles to the side of document ... This policy setting allows you to set whether users will be prompted to migrate the Personal Address Book (PAB) contents ... This policy setting allows you to show more shape handles when hovering over a selected shape. If you enable this policy ... This policy setting allows you to specific the number of bytes of salt that should be used. If you enable this policy setting, ... This policy setting allows you to specify a different folder location for Personal Storage Table (PST) files on user computers. ... This policy setting allows you to specify a folder path for the Secure Temporary Files folder rather than using the one that ...