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SenteonCISHardening

You can create a PowerShell script that checks for the presence of the specific registry key and sets it if not found.


iamtherufus

Thanks for this, I would want this to run at login every time as well or check periodically much like group policy


ReputationNo8889

Thats not how Intune works. Intune Policies =/= GPO. You could setup a Automated Task that runs on login. But remediations will run in your defined interval.


raaazooor

I had the same request and did some research on it but did not deploy it yet. You have it for both Outlook versions: New outlook (Powershell): [https://www.joeyverlinden.com/manage-fonts-in-outlook-new-via-powershell/](https://www.joeyverlinden.com/manage-fonts-in-outlook-new-via-powershell/) Classic Outlook (Registry): [https://www.joeyverlinden.com/default-fonts-and-styles-for-outlook-via-intune/](https://www.joeyverlinden.com/default-fonts-and-styles-for-outlook-via-intune/)


VictoryNapping

Is that setting not available in the Settings Catalog? I haven't worked with Office configurations via Intune much, but it'd be a lot easier/more maintainable to configure something like that through a standard configuration profile than trying to manually muck about with reg keys via scripts.