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January 24th 06, 04:38 PM
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Question: Is it possible to give someone read rights to the inbox folder but
not make the folder visible? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! Claude. 
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January 24th 06, 04:43 PM
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Claude Amyotte wrote:
Question: Is it possible to give someone read rights to the inbox folder but not make the folder visible? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! Claude. How are they going to have read access to the Inbox without seeing it?
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January 24th 06, 05:17 PM
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hehe Fair question. I should have specified what I'm doing. We've built a
customized contact form with Journal entries of everything sent or received by any person. From there you can open the email directly without having to go to the inbox of the person who originially got it or sent it as long as you have rights to it. The problem is that our client doesn't want access given to there whole inbox all the time - just the emails that have been logged. So they need read rights but not the actual ability to see the persons inbox. Its probably not possible but I was just hoping that maybe somebody had a work around. Hope that clears things up. Thanks! Claude. "Gordon" wrote in message ... Claude Amyotte wrote: Question: Is it possible to give someone read rights to the inbox folder but not make the folder visible? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks! Claude. How are they going to have read access to the Inbox without seeing it?
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January 24th 06, 05:27 PM
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Claude Amyotte wrote:
hehe Fair question. I should have specified what I'm doing. We've built a customized contact form with Journal entries of everything sent or received by any person. From there you can open the email directly without having to go to the inbox of the person who originially got it or sent it as long as you have rights to it. The problem is that our client doesn't want access given to there whole inbox all the time - just the emails that have been logged. So they need read rights but not the actual ability to see the persons inbox. Its probably not possible but I was just hoping that maybe somebody had a work around. Hope that clears things up. Thanks! Can you set up a rule to copy logged emails into a public folder perhaps?
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January 24th 06, 05:57 PM
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hmmmmmm - that's not a bad idea. Let me think about that one.
Thanks! Claude. "Gordon" wrote in message ... Claude Amyotte wrote: hehe Fair question. I should have specified what I'm doing. We've built a customized contact form with Journal entries of everything sent or received by any person. From there you can open the email directly without having to go to the inbox of the person who originially got it or sent it as long as you have rights to it. The problem is that our client doesn't want access given to there whole inbox all the time - just the emails that have been logged. So they need read rights but not the actual ability to see the persons inbox. Its probably not possible but I was just hoping that maybe somebody had a work around. Hope that clears things up. Thanks! Can you set up a rule to copy logged emails into a public folder perhaps?
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