Inherit user profile settings

Hi
I need some help to save couple of time managing profile settings for every user in our Agency. We use 10.6 Server, 10.6 on the clients and the Adobe Design Standard CS5. To use Adobes CS5 in a good way, many settings need to be stored in the users profile (like GREPs, printer joboptions, color profiles, etc.). Seperate from the huge time amount to configure every user on its own, it is more than possible to forget some important preferences. Is there any way to inherit from a adobe well formed user profile?
Thanks for your suggestions and btw. ... sorry for my bad english

this is not a SAPGUI question.
try the Security forum at Security

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