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I thought that was the case. &nbsp;How would a user (now deleted) get owner permission without the Outlook user's permission? 
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I thought that was the case.  How would a user (now deleted) get owner permission without the Outlook user's permission?

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Thanks for the help. &nbsp;
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Exchange 2003/Outlook 2007 - Outlook 2007 inbox subfolder is shared. &nbsp;In folder permissions tab it displays NT USER:S-1-5-21-386157599-14<wbr />0406522-19<wbr />6506527-22<wbr />09 with owner permission level. &nbsp;User tells me she did not share the folder. &nbsp;Looked at mine and I have a similar user listed however my folder was not shared. &nbsp; <br />
thx
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Exchange 2003/Outlook 2007 - Outlook 2007 inbox subfolder is shared.  In folder permissions tab it displays NT USER:S-1-5-21-386157599-140406522-196506527-2209 with owner permission level.  User tells me she did not share the folder.  Looked at mine and I have a similar user listed however my folder was not shared.   
thx

Outlook 2007 folder permissions

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