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You will need to do this in active directory, First open the user account and the goto properties. Then proceed to the Exchange Advanced tab there you will see mailbox rights. You can grant full access. Also you can use the Exchange General tab and use the Delivery Options button to gain access to the Send on behalf options.
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You will need to do this in active directory, First open the user account and the goto properties. Then proceed to the Exchange Advanced tab there you will see mailbox rights. You can grant full access. Also you can use the Exchange General tab and use the Delivery Options button to gain access to the Send on behalf options.

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What is the correct way to setup an Exchange 2007 mailbox so that it can be open by designated users (using outlook2007) in their own Folder List underneath their own mailbox. the designated user should then be able to send email as this new mailbox name - example: support@domain.com. Email recipients should see the msg came from support@domain.com and not 'john smith on behalf of support'. <br />
All sent and received messages from support@domain.com should be stored in the support sent mail and inbox. <br />
Thanks for your help. &nbsp;
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What is the correct way to setup an Exchange 2007 mailbox so that it can be open by designated users (using outlook2007) in their own Folder List underneath their own mailbox. the designated user should then be able to send email as this new mailbox name - example: support@domain.com. Email recipients should see the msg came from support@domain.com and not 'john smith on behalf of support'. 
All sent and received messages from support@domain.com should be stored in the support sent mail and inbox. 
Thanks for your help.  

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