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I’ve created a Public Folder using the administrator account. I’m using Exchange 2010.<br />
Now when a user wants to add/move emails in/to the Public Folder, it displays the message that he/she does not have enough permissions.<br />
How can I give write/create folder, etc. permissions to a user?
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I’ve created a Public Folder using the administrator account. I’m using Exchange 2010.
Now when a user wants to add/move emails in/to the Public Folder, it displays the message that he/she does not have enough permissions.
How can I give write/create folder, etc. permissions to a user?

Add user permissions for Public Folders

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