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Jason
I am in the planning stage of setting up the client workstations in my office
to use public folders. (A feature of our Exchange server that has gone unused
for too long!) One of the uses for this will be multiple shared contact
lists, and I am trying to figure out the best way to accomplish this.
I know that a workable method is to configure each client by opening the
public folders, right-clicking each folder containing contact items, and
checking the box that says show folder as an Address Book. But what I want to
accomplish is being able to have one parent folder, list each individual
folder as a subfolder, and configure it once on each client to automatically
add any new subfolders. The goal of course is to set it up so that we can add
new contact lists and have them automatically appear in everyone's address
books. Also, ideally, I would like the parent folder to not show up in the
address books.
Any advice on how best to accomplish this is appreciated.
Thanks,
Jason Samuels
to use public folders. (A feature of our Exchange server that has gone unused
for too long!) One of the uses for this will be multiple shared contact
lists, and I am trying to figure out the best way to accomplish this.
I know that a workable method is to configure each client by opening the
public folders, right-clicking each folder containing contact items, and
checking the box that says show folder as an Address Book. But what I want to
accomplish is being able to have one parent folder, list each individual
folder as a subfolder, and configure it once on each client to automatically
add any new subfolders. The goal of course is to set it up so that we can add
new contact lists and have them automatically appear in everyone's address
books. Also, ideally, I would like the parent folder to not show up in the
address books.
Any advice on how best to accomplish this is appreciated.
Thanks,
Jason Samuels