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Jason Morency
Hello all,
I hope someone can help. At work we have our own mail accounts but we
also have a shared mail account that a few of us have access to. The
name of the shared account is InfoSys. Under the InfoSys mailbox, we
have a few folders with a lot of subfolders...some of them have
hundreds. This works fine for sharing, archiving mail and attachments
between these few peoples. This account is also used for e-mailing
vendors and customers. The issue we are having is if someone new is
added to this InfoSys mailbox, in order to allow them access to all
the folders and subfolders, you have to manually assign those
permissions. Like I mentioned earlier, we have many folders. If this
was like NT permissions, you could assign permissions to the parent
folder and force those changes to all the child subfolders. In
Outlook 2000, you don't have that option.
Is there a way to force permissions to subfolders? What about newer
versions of Outlook?
Any help would be appreciated.
I hope someone can help. At work we have our own mail accounts but we
also have a shared mail account that a few of us have access to. The
name of the shared account is InfoSys. Under the InfoSys mailbox, we
have a few folders with a lot of subfolders...some of them have
hundreds. This works fine for sharing, archiving mail and attachments
between these few peoples. This account is also used for e-mailing
vendors and customers. The issue we are having is if someone new is
added to this InfoSys mailbox, in order to allow them access to all
the folders and subfolders, you have to manually assign those
permissions. Like I mentioned earlier, we have many folders. If this
was like NT permissions, you could assign permissions to the parent
folder and force those changes to all the child subfolders. In
Outlook 2000, you don't have that option.
Is there a way to force permissions to subfolders? What about newer
versions of Outlook?
Any help would be appreciated.