Why does your boss want it in the F drive?

Public Folders are where teams can share Contacts. That's how Outlook works.
Try a google search on Public Folders Outlook and show the boss some of the
articles you find about how they work.

I hope this helps you at least a little bit!

Judy Gleeson
MVP Outlook
Outlook trainer and author of Productiv_IT with Outlook

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"Brian Tillman" wrote in message
...
Architect In Agony wrote:

The information I was given was very helpful, but I still had a
little bit of problems creating a public folder, due to some
confusion with our system administrator. But as it turns out, my boss
wants it to be a little more complicated than just creating a new
folder in Outlook (of course). We have a shared server, in which we put
project directories &
administrative information & all sorts of helpful, shared data. This
is our F:/

My question now, is "HOW DO I SHARE OUR CONTACTS USING OUR F:/
DIRECTORY?"

The answer is "you don't". PSTs can't be shared.
--
Brian Tillman