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Also, the recipient update service has to run in order to update the GAL. &nbsp;The interval at which this runs is set in the properties of the service, so you can check to how often it's set to run. &nbsp;If it still hasn't taken effect, you can run the RUS manually or force it by restarting the Exchange services.<br />
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Also, the recipient update service has to run in order to update the GAL.  The interval at which this runs is set in the properties of the service, so you can check to how often it's set to run.  If it still hasn't taken effect, you can run the RUS manually or force it by restarting the Exchange services.

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I am running Exchange 2003 and Outlook 2003<br />
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How do you remove names from the GAL. I don't want to delete the accounts because I still need to access old emails.<br />
I have clicked on the hide from the Exchange address lists, but the names are still being shown.<br />
Unless I am missing something that should be it?<br />
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I am running Exchange 2003 and Outlook 2003

How do you remove names from the GAL. I don't want to delete the accounts because I still need to access old emails.
I have clicked on the hide from the Exchange address lists, but the names are still being shown.
Unless I am missing something that should be it?




How to remove names from the Global address list

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