February 17th 06, 09:26 PM
posted to microsoft.public.outlook.program_forms
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Organizational Forms Library Permissions?
dumb question How do I do that? /end dumb question
"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:
Yes. I'd probably make backup copies of the forms, delete the library and create a new one.
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"Herschel Jones (Boral Industries)" t.com wrote in message ...
Have I stumped the crowd?
Herschel
"Herschel Jones (Boral Industries)" wrote:
So I just created a whole new form, and published it to the Organizational
Forms Library, and same thing. Only the same three people can see it in
there. I am way past stumped now.
"Herschel Jones (Boral Industries)" wrote:
A user created a form, sent it to me to publish. I'm the Exchange
Administrator, so I'm the only one who can publish to the Organizational
Forms Library. No problem, it published just fine. The problem comes in
when people try to view it. In my part of the building, there are 6 people
including myself. Of those 6 people, 3 can see the form in the Library, and
the other 3 cannot. Also, the department for which this form was created
cannot see it listed.
I did not change any security on the .oft file she sent me, and I'm not even
sure if that matters. What am I doing wrong to cause certain people to be
able to see it and others not?
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