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Old January 28th 08, 10:19 PM posted to microsoft.public.outlook.contacts
Helen
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Default Outlook Contacts and Delegates and Subfolders

Hello,

I really do need help with the following:

We have two people who have made someone a delegate. The settings are
exactly the same, exactly. The "Delegage can see my private items" box has
been checked in both cases.

Yet, she cannot see one of the two private contacts.

Why? I've been looking for a solution for three weeks now and I can't
find a solution on my own.

Office 2003 - Windows XP.

Thanks!

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