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What version of Exchange does Outlook 2000 connect to? &nbsp;The reason that I ask is that under Exchange 5.5 you already have implicit rights to everyones mailbox folders already.<br />

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What version of Exchange does Outlook 2000 connect to?  The reason that I ask is that under Exchange 5.5 you already have implicit rights to everyones mailbox folders already.


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Sorry meant to write Exchange 2000.
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Hello lobos<br />
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this question is open for more then 2 months<br />
time to clean up<br />
if not stated otherwise<br />
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my recom will be<br />
-PAQ<br />
-points to Neo_mvps<br />
-this will be finalized by an EE Moderator<br />
-with no further update (25.10.2002)<br />
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PLEASE DO NOT ACCEPT THIS COMMENT AS ANSWER<br />
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HAGD:O)Bruintje<br />
posted by ToolzEE v1.0
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Hello lobos

this question is open for more then 2 months
time to clean up
if not stated otherwise

my recom will be
-PAQ
-points to Neo_mvps
-this will be finalized by an EE Moderator
-with no further update (25.10.2002)

PLEASE DO NOT ACCEPT THIS COMMENT AS ANSWER

HAGD:O)Bruintje
posted by ToolzEE v1.0

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Question has been closed as per recommendation<br />
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JGould-EE Moderator
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Question has been closed as per recommendation

JGould-EE Moderator

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Okay Using Outlook 2000, I as an adminstrator want to be able to see all user's calendar and contacts. How can this permission be granted to me easily. I don't want to log in at each individuals computer and share out the folders and grant the appropriate permissions. <br />
Can this be done on the server as a group or something?
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Okay Using Outlook 2000, I as an adminstrator want to be able to see all user's calendar and contacts. How can this permission be granted to me easily. I don't want to log in at each individuals computer and share out the folders and grant the appropriate permissions. 
Can this be done on the server as a group or something?

granting permissions

Microsoft Outlook is a personal information manager from Microsoft, available as a part of the Microsoft Office suite. Although often used mainly as an email application, it also includes a calendar, task manager, contact manager, note-taker, journal, and web browser.