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The PFDAV Admini Utility from Microsoft was the Trick. &nbsp;Fantastic! &nbsp;Be sure to read the Word DOC instructions, edit permissions. &nbsp;I added Delete and Edit to the users needed.
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The PFDAV Admini Utility from Microsoft was the Trick.  Fantastic!  Be sure to read the Word DOC instructions, edit permissions.  I added Delete and Edit to the users needed.

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I received some exported contact folders from a branch office in another state. &nbsp;I imported these folders into public folders at the main office. &nbsp;I was at a user workstation when I did this, logged in as him, Bill. &nbsp;Now any other user cannot edit or delete any of the contacts imported, only Bill.<br />
I have given the group Everyone Full Control, I have tried to reassign Ownership but it reverts back.<br />
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How can I solve this problem? &nbsp;We have SBS2003 R2, Exchange 2003 SP2, Windows XP pro workstations.<br />
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thanks,<br />
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thanks,
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I received some exported contact folders from a branch office in another state.  I imported these folders into public folders at the main office.  I was at a user workstation when I did this, logged in as him, Bill.  Now any other user cannot edit or delete any of the contacts imported, only Bill.
I have given the group Everyone Full Control, I have tried to reassign Ownership but it reverts back.

How can I solve this problem?  We have SBS2003 R2, Exchange 2003 SP2, Windows XP pro workstations.

thanks,

thanks,

Cannot delete, edit contacts in Public Folders

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Exchange

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Windows Server 2003

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