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So you just need to add that item to the &quot;Send To&quot; menu right?<br />
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This looks good for adding a windows folder but I am trying to add an Exchange Public Folder and cannot seem to figure out how.
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How can you save a file from Worr or Excel 2007 to and exchange public folder? &nbsp;with office 2000 and 2003 we were able to use the send to command under File to send it to an Exchange Public folder, but I cannot find that option in Office 2007. &nbsp;Also is there a wat to move a PDF in the Exchange Public Folders?
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How can you save a file from Worr or Excel 2007 to and exchange public folder?  with office 2000 and 2003 we were able to use the send to command under File to send it to an Exchange Public folder, but I cannot find that option in Office 2007.  Also is there a wat to move a PDF in the Exchange Public Folders?

Save file to an Exchange Public folder

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