I had the same results as Mart did with regards to using the MS Custom Installation Wizard from the Office 2003 Resource Kit. Like Mart said, there is a section where you can specify Outlook profile generation settings. This can, in essence, replace the scripted Outlook profile generation entirely, unless you desire to have more control over the profile generation process.
I.E. creating multiple Outlook profiles at once under a single Windows profile, adding additional profiles for specified users, more control....
Personally, I'm sticking with the KiXtart script Kent Dyer created. It has proven to be effective in my organization and it gives me centralized control over the profile creation process. (Although, there may be another way of controlling the Office 2003 Outlook profile auto-creation that I am not yet familiar with)....
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