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Which version of Exchange?<br />
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Not sure about the other versions, but in Exchange 5.5 there's a check-box that will propagate folder properties next to the Client Permissions button on the General tab in each folder's properties.<br />
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More details, <a href="http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=244042" rel="ugc">http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=244042</a>.<br />
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Hope that helps.
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Which version of Exchange?

Not sure about the other versions, but in Exchange 5.5 there's a check-box that will propagate folder properties next to the Client Permissions button on the General tab in each folder's properties.

More details, http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=244042 [http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=244042].

Hope that helps.

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What90, obviously no way of knowing but I'd be pretty confident that one of my suggestions would've been the answer he was looking for.
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What90, obviously no way of knowing but I'd be pretty confident that one of my suggestions would've been the answer he was looking for.

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How do I assign permissions to the Public folder at the container level and propagate the permissions to all the sub-folders?
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How do I assign permissions to the Public folder at the container level and propagate the permissions to all the sub-folders?

Public Folders - Propagating permissions

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