Address book for outlook 2007

TheGlobal Address List is built from user information in Active Directory.  Giving end users the ability to change these setting is likely to break a lot of things on your LAN.  Depending on your set up, changing a first name could change the email address and logon name for a person preventing them from logging in and receiving email.

You can give a small group of users rights on an OU with your users in it and give them the "Active Directory Users and Computers" MMC snap-in to make the changes once you have trained them appropriately.  There are also 3rd party tools that can use web pages to change fields in Active Directory as well (DirX from Siemens springs to mind).

If the contacts are for external people (ie. not domain users), you can create a Public Folder for contacts and add it to each of your Outlook clients as another address list.  You could then get really complicated with the rights you assign should you wish to do so.

Hope this helps.

Priz

I'm sorry I did not write out my question correctly. What I'm trying to do is we had a accounts payable lady that was working with the company she just up and quit. I can reset your password but what I need to do is find a way inside exchange managment console to give 2 people permission to her address book. When she left she took everything her computer address passwords you name she took it. I don't know why I even put global address list. My Apologizes but do you know of a way for me to add permsisions and dictate somebody else as the owner of the contacts thank you.