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Yes this can be done, but it's tricky so bear with me. The secret is setting
up the secretary's mailbox so she can use her boss's Contacts folder as an Outlook Address Book. First, it's assumed that the secretary has enough permissions to log in directly to the boss's mailbox so you might want to give her full mailbox access in AD. Once that's done, go to the secretary's PC, exit from Outlook, then start the Mail contol panel. In the control panel, edit the secretary's default profile so that instead of opening her mailbox it opens the boss mailbox. Now start Outlook with that modified profile so that you're looking at the boss's mailbox. Right-click the Contacts folder in the boss's mailbox and select properties. Under the Outlook Address Book tab, check the box to use the folder as an Outlook Address Book, and change the name for the address book in that same screen from just Contacts to something like Boss's Contacts. Now get back out of Outlook, use the Mail control panel to edit the profile so it points back to the Secretary's mailbox, and restart Outlook. At this time, if all went well, you should see both Contacts and Boss's Contacts when selecting people for a distribution list in the Boss's Contacts folder. You can also undo the full access permissions in AD at this time. -Peter wrote in message ... We have a secretary that has her bosses mailbox added to hers as an "additional mailbox". So if she has to view his mail she can just click on his mailbox under hers. Same with contacts. She has rights to his to do anything. He wants her to build him local distribution lists with contacts from his contact folder. She can get into his contact folder by just clicking the contact icon in Outlook 2003 and she can create the distribution list. But the second she goes to add a new member she can't see his contacts. It just brings up her contact address book and his isn't selectable. Is there anyway for her to see his contacts when adding members to a distribution list under his contacts folder even though her mailbox is the primary one on the profile. |
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