Repeating: Only someone with Owner rights to the folder should be making
changes to the Activities groups. Do you have those rights?

Also, note that if your goal is to have the contacts' Activities show the
data in each user's own mailbox, that's not going to be possible. In a public
folder, the best you can do with Activities groups is have them pointed at
public folders, with one folder per group.
--
Sue Mosher, Outlook MVP
Author of Microsoft Outlook 2007 Programming:
Jumpstart for Power Users and Administrators
http://www.outlookcode.com/article.aspx?id=54




"Sammy" wrote:

The Contact folder is in a Public Folder. When we make changes to the
contacts in this folder, everyone sees the changes.

I went to each person's computer and set the folders for the activities to
search. But as with my computer, the options I set disappear.
--
Sammy


"Sue Mosher [MVP-Outlook]" wrote:

What you are describing is the Properties dialog for the folder.

We all work on the same list of contacts in our office.

What exactly do you mean by that? Are you all using the same Exchange
mailbox? Is this a folder named Contacts that resides in a public folder?
These are important details, because only the folder owner can make a
permanent change to the Activities groups for a folder.

"Sammy" wrote:

Outlook 2007 ... in a window, for example, showing the business card view...I
right click on the bar above the contacts that says Contacts and has the
search feature. When I right click I select Properties ... I then select the
activities tab ... in that tab are a list of options on the right side ...
email, contact, calendar and tasks, journal... if I select one of these and
click modify I am able to assign folders that will be checked for each of
these areas (email, etc). I then click okay and it closes. When I go back
the next day, those folders I assigned it to check are blank except for the
calendar and tasks and contacts. So I have to reset the email, journal. Why
is it not saving my modifications?