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Hopefully this will be easy enough to solve.<br />
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In outlook when you double click a persons name (and it brings up the dialog with General, Organization, Phone/Notes, Member Of, E-mail Addresses) is that data populates from Active Directory?<br />
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Also, do queries in Active Directory only return properties which are not null or empty? &nbsp;
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Hopefully this will be easy enough to solve.

In outlook when you double click a persons name (and it brings up the dialog with General, Organization, Phone/Notes, Member Of, E-mail Addresses) is that data populates from Active Directory?

Also, do queries in Active Directory only return properties which are not null or empty?  

Active Directory and MS Outlook

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