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I have created 4 public contact lists. From the Administrator Account I have
added them to favorites, and clicked "show this folder as an e-mail address book". What I would like to do, if there's a way, is to apply these settings to all the accounts in the office. I'm wondering if I'll have to go to each computer and make these changes person-by-person, or if there's a way from either the Administrator account, or from the webmail server, to set these changes to apply to all accounts? Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated. For reference we are running MS Office Outlook 2003, and an Exchange server. |
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