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I have the exchange Install CD for 2003 but I don't have BackOffice Resource Kit CD to retrieve galmod.exe Can you give me another alternative or show where I can download galmod.exe
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We have pretty old contacts in our Address Book on our Exchange Server. I want to delegate the responsibility of this user being able to edit / create / or delete those contacts without having to make her a Domain Admin. &nbsp;How can I go about this.<br />
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Version of Exchange : 2003<br />
Version of Server Windows 2003 
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We have pretty old contacts in our Address Book on our Exchange Server. I want to delegate the responsibility of this user being able to edit / create / or delete those contacts without having to make her a Domain Admin.  How can I go about this.

Version of Exchange : 2003
Version of Server Windows 2003 

I have the exchange Install CD for 2003 but I don&#39;t have BackOffice Resource Kit CD to retrieve galmod.exe Can you give me another alternative or show where I can download galmod.exe

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