Exporting Outlook 2013's Settings?

Hello,So I've been told that my boss' outlook 2013 settings must be applied to every PC out there. I know its possible to do it via GPO however I would like to attempt doing it using a Windows batch file and regedit.I've used regshot to termine where Outlook 2013 stores its settings and found out that for LDAP users it stores it here:TextHKEY_USERS\S-1-5-21-2679822001-1331107376-912371272-1622\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\MailSettingsS-1-5-21-2679822001-1331107376-912371272-1622 being my personal sid.I found out that I can actually find out my and other's sid using WMIC.wmic useraccount get name,sidSo at the end I created the following script:http://pastebin.com/Wru5FT2uHowever, for some reason the .reg file isn't being saved, claiming that I've submitted an incorrect location for it to export from.In a few words, isthis part...
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