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I am currently installing MS exchange 2003. I installed it with the a step by step which was very helpful. The problem i am having is my user is the only user that has the additional tabs in the properties of the account. Is it possible to force the other users to also update their properties sheet or do i need to recreate the users? 
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I am currently installing MS exchange 2003. I installed it with the a step by step which was very helpful. The problem i am having is my user is the only user that has the additional tabs in the properties of the account. Is it possible to force the other users to also update their properties sheet or do i need to recreate the users? 

Exchange 2003 issues

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